The children of prominent Eritrean politicians, jailed 25 years ago, are calling for information about their parents' fates. Petros Solomon and Aster Yohannes, both key figures in Eritrea's independence, were arrested after advocating for constitutional reforms in 2001. Their families have faced years of uncertainty and silence from the government regarding their whereabouts.
Hanna Solomon and Ibrahim Sherifo, whose parents were part of the G-15 group, express their anguish and desire for acknowledgment of their parents' status. Human rights organizations have labeled these individuals as prisoners of conscience, urging for their release and raising awareness of their plight.