@xennialx@BurnhamDC@grok Does not matter if you Redact your name. Grok already knows a lot of your personal information and now with your tax documents, it knows all abllout your financials!
If our brothers and sisters can lay down their lives out of love for their people and if the compassionate minds at the @TdrFund can offer their time, energy, and resources to rebuild what was lost then surely, my peers and I can give back through our craft. We owe it to the people who give artists their voice, their shine, and their purpose. Let our art not just reflect beauty, but carry hope, healing, and a higher standard.
Beyond grateful to everyone that participated in this campaign🙏🏾
#Tigray War Deadliest In the World In the Past 30-Yrs
@SiriRustadPRIO: "Over 2021 & 22, the number of people killed in Ethiopia surpasses the number of people killed in Afghanistan since the end of the Cold War and is at the height of the number of people being killed in Syria."
Australian Institute Urges Global Action on Genocide In Tigray
The conflict in #Tigray is an often forgotten and neglected humanitarian crisis. New reports from the @NewlinesInst and the @IASCch should inspire the international community to act. 1/
🖇️https://t.co/ukkRU2WptF
Sexual violence and even sexual torture against women is one of the horrifying hallmarks of the war against Tigray. It has been used to break social bonds. It has been used to demoralise and destabilise the population. It has been a crucial instrument in #TigrayGenocide.
“The people of Asmera are brave”.
“How can we forget the events they did in 1990 C.E.? We will never forget it until now. From now on Eritrea cannot marry and never gives birth to them.
We are ready for revenge and rape and kidnapping of Tigrinya women not to escape from this”
Tigray- Special issue of the French scientific journal Politique Africaine:“Conflits armés dans la Corne de l’Afrique” (Armed Conflicts in the Horn of Africa) 4 articles on Ethiopia,2 on Sudan, 1 on South Sudan & 1 on Somalia.Thanks to Prof.Jan Nyssen. See https://t.co/AUo22UwIbA
👇Shocking news from an #ENDF commander. He spoke to the public, saying, “If you bring 'Fano' back home, we [ENDF] will defend & fight #TDF from re-entering Humera & Welkait.” @AbiyAhmedAli is delivering this clear & loud message against the Pretoria peace deal. #TigrayGenocide
"Granted, the Ethiopian federal government was highly effective at blocking aid. In the two-year war, civilians was starved to death, their basic health care structures destroyed, telecommunications cut, and the banking system prevented from operating. these circumstances may partly explain a less than optimal humanitarian response. Yet, they should also be a reason to try harder." This is what the genocide apologists try to cover. This is what the genocide deniers try to hide.
The UN-led response in Ethiopia was a failure. It’s time for accountability.: https://t.co/EpteYnDktb (@newhumanitarian)
This report by @NewlinesInst is a compelling assembly of facts and a knowledge archive for posterity. The genocide on #Tigray is such that even the best of us only know half of the story, not just what took place in those two brutal years but also what continued to take place today.
The seamless reorganization and flow of information backed by irrefutable evidences in this report should therefore be a powerful means that will transform our scattered understanding of the #Tigraygenocide into an inescapable experience, and should help bring us face-to-face with the truth.
On the other hand, the report is a painful reminder that Genocide determination has always been influenced more by political expediency than strictly by human rights and international laws. Tigray's case laid bare that critique when the State Department decided to shelve its determination in favor of political manoeuvring.
Many of us knew that when that decision was taken, it meant the road to justice for every victim was being deliberately made impossible.
I sincerely hope this report will help that arduous journey take a major leap forward.
@SamanthaJPower
An unusually blunt report calls the UN-led humanitarian response in northern Ethiopia a “failure”. Its lead evaluator, @Ed_HEREGVA, says accountability is “long overdue”: https://t.co/ImGXGzTg7p