"I left Eritrea when I was 11. My family sacrificed everything for me to have a future. Now I study in Europe, and I will never forget where I came from. This is for all the young people still trapped in national service."
We are young Eritreans living in the diaspora, united in our fight against the oppressive regime that has silenced our people for too long.
We are committed to exposing the truth about the Eritrean regime's oppression and working towards the liberation of our homeland. Our people deserve freedom, democracy, and human rights.
We give voice to the silenced Eritrean people and share their stories with the world.
We document and expose the regime's human rights violations and oppressive practices.
We bring together young Eritreans worldwide to fight for our homeland's freedom.
We advocate for democratic change and human rights in Eritrea through peaceful resistance.
Young Eritreans are forced into indefinite military service, often lasting decades, with no pay and under harsh conditions.
Thousands of young Eritreans risk their lives fleeing the country monthly, facing dangerous journeys to escape oppression.
Eritrea has no independent media, no internet freedom, and severe restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly.
As young Eritreans in the diaspora, we have the freedom to speak out that our brothers and sisters at home don't have. It's our responsibility to be their voice.
Use your social media platforms to share the truth about Eritrea. Every post matters in raising awareness.
Attend protests, speak at events, and use your voice to advocate for Eritrean freedom in your local community.
Find Local EventsConnect with other young Eritreans in your area. Together we are stronger in our fight for liberation.
Join Local GroupsTeach your friends, classmates, and colleagues about the situation in Eritrea. Knowledge is power.
Get Resources"I left Eritrea when I was 11. My family sacrificed everything for me to have a future. Now I study in Europe, and I will never forget where I came from. This is for all the young people still trapped in national service."
"My brothers are still in Eritrea, forced into military service for over 15 years. I protest here in Denmark so their voices can be heard. We won't be silent anymore."
"Every day I think about my friends who couldn't escape. I use my freedom here in Sweden to fight for theirs. This movement gives me hope that change is possible."