Network Of Eritrean Women

Network Of Eritrean Women The Network of Eritrean Women campaigns for the rights of women in Eritrea and across the world.

We are a group of Eritrean women with diverse backgrounds and experiences working towards setting up a Network of Eritrean Women that leads to solid Eritrean Women’s umbrella organisation that protects women’s rights, promotes our involvement and participation in all decision making processes. To this end we invite all Eritrean women to come and work for the attainment of the above goals by:

1. Coming together to draw on our diverse experiences and knowledge to define the changes required within our society to promote the role of women.

2. Working relentlessly to ensure that the quest for democracy and human rights be meaningful to the reality of Eritrean women, addressing the historic contribution during the revolution and liberation era as well as the post-liberation/independence experiences of women.

3. Working to bolster the struggle for democracy and justice through empowering women to overcome the social, political and economic barriers that are curtailing their participation.

4. Actively encouraging the Eritrean Civic and Political organisations to ensure they have a clear strategy in place to address and increase women’s involvement and participation in their respective organisations and the struggle for democracy and justice.

5. Fully exploiting our potential in the processes of peace building; reconciliation and conflict management, work towards rapid and full implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security.

6. Raising awareness of the ordeals of Eritrean women; in particular those victims of violence and in the refugee camps and to collectively discuss and offer our support so we can make a difference in their lives.

7. Mobilising and utilising resources for a functional women’s network. We appreciate your input and welcome you aboard to be part of this initiative.

Thank you Tesfaldet , you’ve inspired us all.
04/02/2024

Thank you Tesfaldet , you’ve inspired us all.

02/12/2023

Unfortunately our account has been hacked. Please do not follow or click any links that have been posted or messaged. We apologise for the inconvience.

The global 16 Days of Activism against gender- based violence is an international campaign that calls for an end to viol...
25/11/2023

The global 16 Days of Activism against gender- based violence is an international campaign that calls for an end to violence again women and girls. This year’s theme focuses on how individuals and governments can actively work to prevent VAW.

Remembering Lampedusa.
03/10/2023

Remembering Lampedusa.



01/09/2023

Happy 1st of September!

62 years ago today the Eritrean armed struggle for independence was started by Hamid Idris Awate.

For 30 long years Eritrean people resisted and sacrificed for a better tomorrow.
Let today be a reminder that all is possible, as we recommit and work for a just Eritrea, a safe heaven for all our people.

Personal stories of Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM) survivors.FGM negatively impacts the physical and mental health of g...
13/02/2023

Personal stories of Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM) survivors.

FGM negatively impacts the physical and mental health of girls and women.


What is Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM)?What do you know about FGM?
07/02/2023

What is Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM)?
What do you know about FGM?



Female ge***al mutilation is a human right violation, one that has life long consequences.Join us this week to learn mor...
06/02/2023

Female ge***al mutilation is a human right violation, one that has life long consequences.

Join us this week to learn more about the global campaign and ways you can support Eritrean women and girls.


Merry Christmas to you all!
25/12/2022

Merry Christmas to you all!

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