The Eritrean People's Liberation Front, forerunner to the actual government, distrustful of the policies of all precedent forces and accusing them of alienation, tried to de-politicise diversity by including it. Eritrea's current multilingual education policy employs the country's nine languages in the schools. The appliance of language rights viewpoints to the policy raises various concerns (e.g. on policy execution) that need further scrutiny.