Source: Mohamed Kheir Omer The Eritrean government has continued to collect its controversial 2% diaspora tax despite measures by several Western countries to curb the practice. Critics have long described the Eritrean regime as a mafia state operating through coercive methods, arguing that the tax remains a key instrument of control over citizens living abroad and a source of income. Although some governments have barred Eritrean embassies and …
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