Letter to the Eritrean Embassy

We gather once again, representing thousands of Christians in Britain and Ireland, to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the forced closure of all churches in Eritrea, apart from those belonging to the Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Lutheran traditions, and the unjust indefinite detention of thousands of Eritreans of all faiths and none.
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Letter to the Eritrean Embassy

Your Excellency,

We gather once again, representing thousands of Christians in Britain and Ireland, to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the forced closure of all churches in Eritrea, apart from those belonging to the Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Lutheran traditions, and the unjust indefinite detention of thousands of Eritreans of all faiths and none.

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19 May 2017
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