An Eritrean delegation participated in a workshop in Hangzhou, China, discussing economic, social, and cultural rights. Speakers from Eritrea emphasized the significance of these rights in their national framework and presented perspectives on international cooperation in human rights.
An Eritrean delegation attended the Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Workshop in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, from December 2 to December 9, 2024. The delegation included Mr. Habtom Zerai, Acting Head of the Eritrean Embassy and Permanent Mission of Eritrea to the United Nations, alongside Mr. Natnael Yebio from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They presented two key papers titled “Challenges and Solutions: Promoting and Protecting Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights” and “International Cooperation on Human Rights,” respectively.
In their presentations, the Eritrean representatives highlighted that economic, social, and cultural rights hold significant relevance in Eritrea and are integral to their national ethos. They elaborated on how these rights are embedded in the national development philosophy, which emphasizes the pursuit of social justice. Furthermore, the speakers noted that these rights are explicitly articulated within Eritrea’s National Charter and reflected in national laws and policies, showcasing the nation’s commitment to upholding these principles.
The Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Workshop is a platform for countries to discuss and share strategies regarding the promotion of human rights globally. This particular workshop convened various nations to examine how economic, social, and cultural rights are upheld within different national contexts. Eritrea’s participation underscores its commitment to international dialogue and cooperation regarding human rights issues, particularly in the areas of social justice and cultural recognition.
In summary, the participation of the Eritrean delegation in the Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Workshop in China underscores Eritrea’s firm commitment to the promotion and protection of economic, social, and cultural rights. By framing these rights as integral components of their national development philosophy, Eritrea aims to contribute to global discussions surrounding human rights while highlighting its unique national context and legislative frameworks.
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