Torture is rife in Eritrea's detention centers with prisoners being held in such inhumane conditions as metal shipping containers, underground cells and in the open air desert surrounded by barbed wire or thorns.
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Smith highlights the severe human rights abuses in Eritrea's detention centers.
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Thank you for that, and for your leadership on this extremely important issue where religious freedom is being trounced each and every day.
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