Eritrea defends conscription as thousands flee
UN report described horrific torture, including electric shock, near drowning and sexual abuse
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UN report described horrific torture, including electric shock, near drowning and sexual abuse
Situation has sparked a massive exodus from Eritrea, which after Syria is the second largest source of migrants
Country will take 1,500-2,000 Eritreans in exchange for military, technological aid
Soldiers demand release of political prisoners
They were mostly Eritreans trying enter the country from Egypt
Says accusation that it supports anti-Ethiopia groups is false
Enhanced international scrutiny of Asmara cited to be reason
Two Eritrean rebel groups said they killed 11 government soldiers and wounded some 20 others in a coordinated attack on military camps in southern Eritrea