The World’s Longest-Jailed Writers and Journalists: A Closer Look at Eritrea’s Detained Voices
In a shadowy corner of the world where freedom of expression is a perilous endeavor, Eritrea stands out for its draconian measures against dissenters. Among the countless individuals silenced in this East African nation are writers and journalists who have spent two decades or more behind bars, their stories frequently enough eclipsed by broader geopolitical concerns. Despite international outcry and condemnation, the plight of these long-jailed voices remains largely unknown to the global community.PEN America, an association dedicated to defending free expression, sheds light on the harrowing realities faced by these imprisoned intellectuals, offering a glimpse into their lives, their contributions to literature and journalism, and the oppressive regime that has stifled their voices for far too long. This article delves into what we certainly know about the writers and journalists…
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Author : Sophia Davis
Publish date : 2025-07-09 17:08:00
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