weditkul@Tigray

Tigray will prevail.

[weditkul@Tigray @KebaboTigray1]

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[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#World_Bank_supported school #ICT center destroyed in latest #drone_strike in #Tigray

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[weditkul@Tigray @KebaboTigray1]

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[Yonas Nigussie @Yonigussie]

Ethiopia Sends New Jet as Debretsion Convenes Cabinet

BREAKING: For the second time this week, an #Ethiopian fighter jet flew over Mekelle today as Debretsion Gebremichael officially began his duties by chairing the first cabinet meeting of the newly reconstituted #Tigray admin.

[Romhai ሮምኃይ @Romhai_H]

Day 2009 of the #TigrayGenocide:

The #Ethiopian government and its allies systematically looted and destroyed food and economic infrastructure, imposed a siege, blocked aid, froze bank accounts, and shut down markets with the extermination of #Tigrayans.

#Justice4Tigray

[Yonas Nigussie @Yonigussie]

Pretense Over: Ethiopia Admits Fuel Blockade on Tigray

Ethiopia has issued a nationwide directive urging all regions and admins to prioritize fuel use. Notably, the letter excludes #Tigray—where the federal govt halted fuel deliveries months before the current global oil crisis.

[Romhai ሮምኃይ @Romhai_H]

Day 1780 of the #TigrayGenocide:

⛔️No justice after 3 years
⛔️Pretoria Agreement failure
⛔️Ongoing occupation
⛔️Displacement continues
⛔️No return to homes
⛔️No accountability
⛔️Looming war

#Tigrayans are dying not from lack of care; but lack of access.

#TigrayIsSuffering

[Yonas Nigussie @Yonigussie]

Ethiopia’s Genocidal Blockade Strangling Tigray’s IDPs

Acc to Pres Tadesse Werede, over 1.1m people remain displaced in #Tigray—with 891,000 packed into 146 overcrowded camps. Ongoing expulsions from Western Tigray and severe food and medicine shortages have deepened the crisis.

[Yonas Nigussie @Yonigussie]

Tigray Schools Shut Down as Ethiopia Blocks Funds

Acc to #Tigray’s education bureau, 46 schools in the Abergele Yechila district have stopped teaching completely after 1,078 teachers left their posts to find alternative sources of income—leaving 28,827 students out of school. 1/

[Yonas Nigussie @Yonigussie]

What Ethiopians Did to Tigray Must Never Be Forgotten

Those calling for federal intervention in #Tigray should remember what its army was doing. In this 2022 footage, ENDF soldiers torture and taunt a young man before killing him, saying, “Don’t kill him, we want him to suffer.”

[Yonas Nigussie @Yonigussie]

Tigray IDPs Dying Under Ethiopia’s Genocidal Blockade

“For the past three years, 1,309 people died due to hunger and lack of medicine in IDP camps. We are not receiving enough aid from the federal gov’t and NGOs are reducing their help,” #Tigray’s Social Affairs Office told AFP.

[weditkul@Tigray @KebaboTigray1]

Tigray IDPs Dying Under Ethiopia’s Genocidal Blockade

“For the past three years, 1,309 people died due to hunger and lack of medicine in IDP camps. We are not receiving enough aid from the federal gov’t and NGOs are reducing their help,” #Tigray’s Social Affairs Office told AFP.

[Mulugeta Gebregziabher, PhD @ProfMulugeta]

Respect the Safe Schools Declaration: Tigray’s Children Are Denied School Again by Weaponization of Education

What is happening in #Tigray today is intolerable, and it must be called out with absolute moral clarity.

After three years of devastating war (2020–22) that already robbed every child in Tigray of their education, the #Ethiopian government is once again suffocating the region’s school system, pushing an entire generation even further into darkness.

During the war, Tigray’s civil infrastructure, including schools and universities, was systematically destroyed. Many facilities were damaged, looted, or repurposed for military use, actions that violate the core commitments of the #SafeSchoolsDeclaration, which Ethiopia endorsed in 2018. The Declaration requires all signatories to:
- Protect students, teachers, and educational institutions from attack
- Prevent the military use of schools and universities
- Ensure children’s uninterrupted access to safe learning
- Provide timely and adequate assistance for the restoration of education
- Uphold education as a fundamental, non‑derogable right, even during conflict

Yet today, instead of rebuilding Tigray’s shattered education system in line with these obligations, Ethiopian authorities are imposing new forms of hardship that effectively deny children their right to learn.

Across Tigray, educators have taken to the streets to sound the alarm. Severe budget restrictions are crippling schools, starving teachers, and shutting students out of the classroom. Their message is painfully clear:

“Teachers shall not teach us while starving.”

And they are right. No education system can function when in Tigray:

- Civil servants go months without pay
- Banks remain closed or restricted, blocking families from accessing their own money
- Goods, school materials, and basic commodities are strangled at checkpoints
- Fuel restrictions cripple school transportation, electricity, and essential operations

These are not simple administrative failures. They are deliberate policy choices, choices that punish children, parents, and educators who have already endured a genocidal war, a complete communications blackout, mass displacement, and years of trauma.

A government that denies children their right to education is not safeguarding stability, it is manufacturing future instability, poverty, and despair.

Such actions constitute violations of:

- The Safe Schools Declaration
- The Convention on Rights of the Child
- Children’s right to education
- Fundamental principles of humanitarian protection

Education is not a privilege to be weaponized. It is a right, universal, non‑negotiable, and protected under international law.

The world cannot stay silent while Tigray’s children are pushed out of the classroom once again. Their teachers cannot teach while starving. Their parents cannot support them under economic suffocation. And their communities cannot rebuild without functioning schools and universities.

Tigray’s children deserve better. They deserve dignity, safety, stability, and a future, not another man‑made barrier between them and a classroom.

#StopWeaponizingEducation
#SaveTigraysChildren
#IWasOneOfThem
#TeachersNotTargets
#SchoolsNotTarget

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[Abel hadgu @HadguAbel14760]

#tigrayans students & teachers are protesting.Genocidal @AbiyAhmedAli regime has cut Tigray budget & blocked salaries.This is how the Genocide continues.
📢@antonioguterres @StateDept @UN_HRC @_AfricanUnion act:🛑Stop #TigrayGenocide
#AbiyToICC @BradSherman
@amnestyusa @UNOCHA

[@Joe @JoeTseGy]

"በትግራይ ክልል "በጀት ይለቀቅ፣ ደመወዝ ይከፈለን" የሚል መጠነ ሰፊ ሰላማዊ ሰልፍ ተካሄደ
​ በመላው የትግራይ ክልል የሚገኙ መምህራን እና ተማሪዎች ከፌዴራል መንግስት የሚላከው በጀት በመቋረጡ ምክንያት የተቃውሞ ሰላማዊ ሰልፍ አድርገዋል።"

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Ethiopia: More than 1,300 IDPs died of hunger in #Tigray camps, official says

More than 1,300 internally displaced persons (#IDPs) have died from hunger and lack of medical care in camps across Ethiopia’s Tigray region over the past three years, according to a regional official cited by AFP.

Gebreselassie Tareke, a director at Tigray’s Social Affairs Office, told AFP that at least 1,309 people had died in IDP camps, warning that conditions are deteriorating amid declining humanitarian assistance.

“The situation is getting worse,” he said, noting reduced support from both the federal government and international aid organizations. He added that one of the most affected camps hosts around 150,000 people, with many others at risk.

Recent reporting by Addis Standard points to similar conditions on the ground. On 19 March 2026, it reported that at least 333 IDPs had died at the #Hitsats camp since May 2025 due to hunger and lack of medicine, while 125 deaths were recorded in Adwa since October 2025.

Displaced residents and camp coordinators described shrinking aid, worsening shortages, and continued arrivals as key drivers of the crisis. “People are wasting away; people are dying,” said Abrha Mebrahtom, coordinator of the Hitsats IDP center.

The accounts echo earlier Addis Standard reports documenting deteriorating conditions in IDP centers across Tigray, including Abiy Addi, where returnees from Sudan reported receiving no assistance for months, alongside prior warnings of hunger-related deaths in Hitsats.

Read more: https://t.co/ausvxqNKLW

[weditkul@Tigray @KebaboTigray1]

For 6 years and counting, you’ve been a voice when silence was easier, and humanity when it mattered most. Thank you @martinplaut for standing with the people of Tigray. Your courage does not go unnoticed. Thank you, sir 🙏

[Wegahta Facts @WegahtaFacts]

#Tigray: In Tigray, budget delays leave Tigray’s schools, hospitals and humanitarian operations in limbo

Civil servants in Tigray have gone months without pay as federal funding delays stall schools, hospitals and public services.

Read more: https://t.co/Of9eGeI1s5

[Danait 70⏳ @Danaity70]

@martinplaut The/n soldiers in the townsare raping, killing, kidnapping & looting in parts of Tigray; #Adwa #Shire #Axum #Irob #Adidaero etc. SoDear @DavidAltonHL @_AfricanUnion @MikeHammerUSA @amnesty
@SenateForeign when will you take
when will you take action to enforce #EritreaOutOfTigray?

[Martin Plaut @martinplaut]

Tigray is Under Siege Again
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[Martin Plaut @martinplaut]

Eritrea’s role in the Tigray Genocide - How the past is being re-written
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