https://x.com/eritrean_post/status/2105583046896312632?s=46 Remembering Lampedusa: Eritrean Lives, European Silence, and the Road Home 13 years after the Lampedusa shipwreck, the deaths of hundreds of Eritreans and other African migrants remain a warning that has not been heeded. On 3 October 2013, a boat carrying people fleeing across the Mediterranean capsized near the Italian island of Lampedusa. More than 360 people died, many of them Eritreans. The tragedy shocked Europe for a moment, then faded from view, while the conditions that drive people into the sea have not ended. We remember the tragedy of Lampedusa in October 2013, when hundreds of Eritreans and other African migrants died near the coast of Lampedusa. Migrants from Eritrea and other parts of Africa have been suffering since the beginning of the Libyan civil war. With the rise of far-right parties in Europe and Europe’s assistance to the Libyan and Tunisian governments—who are responsible for attacks on African migrants—nothing will change. They are allowing African migrants to suffer in order to scare them away from fleeing to Europe. We must bring them back to Eritrea, and we must stand up for those who are still in Libya. We must improve the situation in Eritrea so that people will not have to flee. End the endless military service. @User