Part I: Why Do We, Eritreans, Fail to Take the “Road of Justice”? By Mebrahtu Teclesion In nothing flat, we never hesitate to declare ourselves as “justice seekers”, but we are found less likely to be salves of justice. We are eventually echoing the terms of “humanity”, “justice”, “freedom”, and “democracy” in our daily political activities and media outlets, but we often fail to devote ourselves to take a bitter road of justice. Unless we change ourselves, we cannot change others…The blossom of democracy, economic development, political stability, social harmony and secured human right values are the results of well concerted peace and justice that we infuse in Eritrea; they could not be the product of hatred, division, extremism, intolerance, tension, conflict, war or terror that certain group or individuals are sorely scratching the past wounds instead of healing. unitedvoicesmedia/part-i-why-do-we-eritreans-fail-to-take-the-road-of-justice-by-mebrahtu-teclesion.html
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