Eritrea 10 in the dark about their families

Eritrea players at Kutwano Police Station PIC. KEAOGILE BONANG
Eritrea players at Kutwano Police Station PIC. KEAOGILE BONANG

The Eritrea Movement for Democracy and Human Rights (EMDHR) which through Bayford and Associates is helping 10 Eritrean asylum seekers get a fair hearing, says it will be a mission almost impossible to get in touch with families of the players back home.

Abane Ghebremestel of EMDHR told Mmegi that since he got contacts from the lawyers who had an opportunity to meet the players last week, he is still mapping a way to contact the relatives.

“Getting in touch with the families directly in Eritrea is very dangerous because any communications from Gaborone to Eritrea are likely monitored and we do not want to endanger the players lives,” he said.

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