Adam is just 16 years old, but the events of his short life illustrate why so many Eritreans are fleeing their country. At 14, he became the oldest male member of his family still living at home, as the others had been called up for indefinite military service.
With no father or older brother to look after his remaining siblings, Adam dropped out of school to help tend the family’s land. No longer in education, he lost his right to a permit that allows Eritreans to move in public. Without it, he was soon arrested just for going outside.
Val says I think I need to know more about Eritreans and Sudanese and why they will be in St. Antonin
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/22/eritrea-migrants-child-soldier-fled-what-is-going
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Val says I think I need to know more about Eritreans and Sudanese and why they will be in St. Antonin
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/22/eritrea-migrants-child-soldier-fled-what-is-going
Comments to taglines82@gmail.com