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Jun 7, 2020 • 9 tweets • 7 min read • Read on X
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Today’s #Yiakl #SundaySpotlight goes out to Professor Gaim Kibreab in acknowledgment of his passion for #Eritrea by committing his profession and expertise to the #Eritrean cause and being a constant source of support and guidance to the younger Eritrean generation. ImageImage
Prof. Gaim is one of Eritrea’s respected intellectual who has dedicated his intellectual and professional life to understanding all things #Eritrea, especially the issues of migration, development, and governance in post-conflict societies.
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Prof. Gaim is a research Prof. & Course Director of the MSc Refugee Studies at London South Bank University and earned his Ph.D. from Uppsala University in Sweden. Prof Gaim has conducted research that spans over 3 decades and is the author of numerous books & academic journals. ImageImage
His most prominent work - “Eritrea: A Dream Deferred” provides a critical analysis of how, under the PFDJ, things went woefully wrong & how the former 'liberators' turned into oppressors w/ no respect for the rule of law, human rights & religious freedom. amazon.com/Eritrea-Dream-… Image
Prof Gaim’s most recent work - “Eritrean National Service: Servitude for the Common & Good the Youth Exodus ” provides a critical analysis of the ENS. It details how the ENS sealed the fate of #Eritrea’s youth & led many to escape & seek asylum elsewhere for a better future. Image
The book provides for the first time an in-depth and critical scrutiny of the ENS's achievements and failures including its transformative & overarching impact on the social fabric of #Eritrea.

Link to Prof. @KibreabGaim’s most recent book - order here: amazon.com/Eritrean-Natio… Image
Prof. Gaim is one of the forerunners of the movement for a free and independent #Eritrea. His fight for Eritrea’s freedom began in the 1970s in law school in Ethiopia and spans over more than five decades. He has supported countless Eritrean refugees in finding safety & dignity.
Prof. Gaim has been organizing, teaching, writing and working, nearly every day of his life to bring #Eritrea closer to freedom and democracy. He has equally dedicated his time to better the lives of refugees around the world, particularly in Europe. ImageImage
Thank you Prof. Gaim for dedicating your professional life and expertise for the passion you have for #Eritrea. We appreciate you for making yourself available to engage with and provide guidance to the younger Eritrean generation.

#Eritrea2020 #WeAreComingHome #SundaySpotlight Image

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