An Eritrean refugee described being detained in Holot: "When we ask for our rights here, they tell us we have no rights." He looked at me with pain in his eyes when he said: "just because we're...
Continue reading"The children are always bored. Always crying, yelling, anxious. Prison changes children. They are anxious, constantly talking and always stressed."
Continue readingBelow is an edited version of a letter sent to the Hotline for Refugees and Migrants by five Eritrean asylum-seekers detained in Holot detention camp. This is the first post in a series of posts that will...
Continue readingAfter four years of unyielding struggle, we were notified on February 11 that our efforts bore fruit – The Minister of Interior, Gideon Saar, announced that 221 migrant families that are still awaiting a response regarding their...
Continue readingFollowing the passing of the new amendment to the Anti-Infiltration Law, the Ministry of Interior (MoI) significantly stepped up effort to make the lives of asylum-seekers in Israel miserable. The MoI greatly reduced the number of stay...
Continue readingThousands flee Eritrea each month, escaping life-long servitude in the so-called “National Service”
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