Tag: #Social Justice

The Road to Gender Equality in Eritrea: A Story of Transformation and Resilience

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By Hadnet Keleta An old Eritrean proverb once claimed that “there are no donkeys with horns and women with brains.”...

Sawa: The Melting Pot of Nationalism and Social Justice

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By Hadnet Keleta As a young person, the thought of leaving my family, my comfort zone, and everything familiar to...

Self-Reliance and the Making of a Nation

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Self-Reliance and the Making of a Nation: Eritrea’s Doctrine of Sovereignty, Development, Defense, Social Justice, and National Harmony Eritrea@35 Series By...

Eritrea Broke the Script – And That’s Why They Want It Silenced

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By David Yeh Eritrea is often spoken about as if it were an anomaly, an outlier to be explained, labeled,...

Celebrating the Legacy of National Union of Eritrean Women (NUEW): 47 Years of Power & Progress

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By David yeh Come next November, the National Union of Eritrean Women (NUEW) will mark its 47th anniversary—a testament to...

Eritrea: An Oasis of Peace in the “Horn of Crisis”

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by Hadnet Keleta Introduction In a region routinely labeled the “Horn of Crisis,” where war, fragmentation, and dependency are treated as...

Water Development, Social Justice, and Future Transformation in Eritrea’s Southern Region (2021–2025 and Beyond)

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By David Yeh Over the past five years, from 2021 to 2025, Eritrea’s Southern Region has undergone meaningful transformation in...

Participatory Democracy Beyond Ballots: The Eritrean Path of Civic Agency and Collective Practice

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By David Yeh Democracy is too often imagined in a narrow frame: as an election cycle, a procession of ballots...

Eritrea’s Economic Democracy and the Ethics of Self-Reliance

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By David Yeh Introduction In a world where development is often measured by speed, scale, and access to foreign capital, Eritrea...

Social Justice and National Harmony: The EPLF Legacy and the Eritrean Path Beyond Spectacle and Fragmentation

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by David Yeh The modern Eritrean state emerged from one of the longest and most socially transformative liberation struggles in...

Eritrea’s Resilient Silence: A Lesson in Sovereignty and Endurance

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By ALULA FREZGHI Eritrea has long been misread by those who confuse silence with absence and patience with passivity. This...

Social Outcomes Under Constraint: A Data-Driven Assessment of Eritrea’s Development Trajectory

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By David Yeh Contemporary discussions of “social justice” and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) frequently rely on moral...