Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), Release Eritrea and Christian Concern for Freedom of Conscience (CCFC) recently coordinated a protest outside the Eritrean Embassy, calling for an end to the continued detention of Christians and other prisoners in Eritrea.
A letter was delivered to the Eritrean Embassy during the protest, signed by CSW National Director Stuart Windsor, Director of Release Eritrea-UK Dr. Berhane Asmelash, and CCFC Director David Turner.
It urged the Eritrean Ambassador to encourage his government to release prisoners of conscience and restore basic human rights and fundamental freedoms to the Eritrean people.
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