Fleeing slavery for uncertainty: One Eritrean migrant’s story

Last updated: 2015/05/18 at 8:28 PM

USAfricaLIVE Published May 17, 2015

Eritreans are fleeing open-ended military service — which some human rights activists describe as official slavery.

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