Wrongfully Imprisoned in Eritrea Since 2001
Free Dawit Isaak Now September 23, 2026 marks 25 years since the enforced disappearance and arbitrary detention of Swedish-Eritrean journalist Dawit Isaak in Eritrea. For a quarter of a century,…
“The West is Courting Favour with Eritrea – Putting Aside Human-Rights Concerns”
April 29, 2026 – In an article in Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail, researcher Susanne Berger writes that "The West is Courting Favour with Eritrea – Putting Aside Human-Rights…
EL PREMIO EDELSTAM 2026 ABRE LA CONVOCATORIA PARA NOMINACIONES
2.2.2026 09:01:26 CET | The Edelstam Foundation | Press Release El día de hoy la Fundación Edelstam anuncia la apertura de convocatoria para nominaciones al Premio Edelstam 2026. La candidatura es abierta y los…
THE EDELSTAM PRIZE 2026 OPENS THE CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
Today the Edelstam Foundation announces the opening of their Call for Nominations for the Edelstam Prize 2026. The nomination is open and candidates may be submitted by anyone. The Edelstam Prize…
STATEMENT BY DAWIT ISAAK’S DAUGHTERS BETLEHEM AND DANAIT ISAAK
On Wednesday, Sweden’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Maria Malmer Stenergard, carried out a working visit to Asmara, the capital of Eritrea. The visit marked the first by a Swedish government…
Eritrean Minister of Foreign Affairs Osman Saleh meets Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs Maria Malmer Stenergard
“A high-level visit to one of the world’s most repressive regimes can only be justified if it delivers real results. Anything less than the release of Dawit Isaak risks legitimizing…
“What Eritrea Appreciates Most is Sweden’s 24 Years of Public Silence”
Photo: EU Delegation to Eritrea, May 9, 2025, including the former EU Ambassador to Eritrea, Gianluca Grippa. © EUROPEAN UNION, 2025
“Det Eritrea uppskattar mest är Sveriges tystnad”
Foto: EU-delegation till Eritrea, 9 maj 2025, inklusive den tidigare EU-ambassadören till Eritrea Gianluca Grippa. © EUROPEAN UNION, 2025
Så förvandlar regeringen misslyckande till en framgång
ANALYS. Diplomater är benägna att undvika risker och nöjer sig med delvisa resultat. Men för fängslade svenskar i Iran, Kina och Eritrea är detta en katastrofal inställning, skriver Susanne Berger från Raoul Wallenberg…
How the Swedish government turned failure into success
ANALYSIS. Diplomats tend to avoid risks and settle for partial results. But for Swedes imprisoned in Iran, China and Eritrea, this is a disastrous approach, writes Susanne Berger from the Raoul…
