The people of Tigray are facing extreme hunger and suffering unprecedented in their history. Reports from Tigrayan social media since yesterday consistently describe starvation across communities. These accounts must be taken seriously. Denial will not stop starvation—action will. #EndTheSilence #HumanityFirst ‼️
@WFP@WHO@UN@Refugees #EBRF #BlueRevolution #TransnationalRepression #TigrayGenocide @UNHumanRights@antonioguterres@reda_getachew@AP@BBCBreaking@BBCWorld@UN_HRC@AJEnglish
The #TigrayGenocide committed by the Ethiopian Government 🇪🇹, the Eritrean Government 🇪🇷, and allied forces, including #AmharaFano, is well documented and supported by evidence preserved in multiple credible international archives. It is also evident that Prime Minister @AbiyAhmedAli and his government have deliberately delayed progress in implementing key provisions of the #PretoriaAgreement. At the same time, the #TPLF bears equal responsibility for the failure to fully implement the #CoHA.
For this reason, accountability must be comprehensive. It is neither accurate nor constructive to assign blame solely to external actors while ignoring internal governance failures. There are serious and credible concerns that some within Tigray’s leadership have exploited regional resources, misappropriated public and humanitarian assets, diverted aid, and transferred wealth abroad. Humanitarian food assistance has reportedly been hoarded, mismanaged, or left to spoil instead of reaching civilians in urgent need. Transparency, honesty, and accountability are indispensable to restoring trust and alleviating suffering.
The ongoing #Famine in #Tigray should not be framed as a natural disaster. Rather, it is the result of prolonged conflict combined with severe leadership and governance failures, particularly within the current #TPLF political structure.
Addressing Tigray’s political, economic, and social crisis requires the establishment of a genuinely representative and transparent #AllInclusiveGovernmentInTigray—one that prioritizes civilian protection, institutional reform, and equitable service delivery.
Sustainable recovery cannot be achieved through militarized governance or coercive political control. Leadership centered on armed authority must give way to competent, civilian, and visionary leadership capable of reconstruction, reconciliation, and long-term development. Tigray requires inclusive institutions led by professionals with integrity, not entrenched networks that undermine accountability or distort realities for political gain.
The continued suffering associated with the #HitsasFamine and the use of deprivation and hunger as tools of political pressure against civilians in #Tigray demand urgent international attention. Any response by the international community must be grounded in an accurate and holistic understanding of the crisis, recognizing both external violations and internal governance failures.
It is also important to acknowledge that many Tegaru face intimidation and fear retaliation for speaking openly. Reports of threats against families—both inside Tigray and within the diaspora—raise serious concerns about transnational repression and political coercion. Such practices mirror authoritarian systems that suppress dissent and further entrench instability.
The international community can play a critical role by supporting inclusive political reform, protecting freedom of expression, insisting on accountability across all actors, and ensuring that humanitarian assistance reaches civilians without obstruction. Only through truth, reform, and inclusive governance can lasting peace and recovery be achieved in #Tigray.
JusticeAndAccountabilityInTigray
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Please save our people starving in #WesternTigray refugee camps 🔔 they displaced from their homes because of the previous war in Tigray almost #6Years ago,their home town was taken , their children dies & everything collapses ,all thier status becomes history,they stay more
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In the northwestern part of Tigray, ~16K IDPs are being held hostage & are vanishing due to famine.The most heartbreaking reality is that in this area, the TPLF, along with allied military factions, is inhumanly harvesting billions of dollars from gold mining over the past 3 yrs.
🔺 It is very heartbreaking to see that folks, who I spoke out in support of for so long, because I believed they would defend people of #Tigray turned to wreck havoc, threaten the safety of the public & plunge the region in to another conflict.
I wish military commanders used their skill to secure the peace & security of the public, instead of scheming in politics and power play.
May God be with the people of #Tigray
School meals are often the only source of nutrition for millions of children.
Amid on-going conflicts and crises,@WFP continues to provide this life-saving assistance to millions of children around the world.
Thursday is International School Meals Day. https://t.co/Ri4U6jGMDp
“I see people dying because there is no food on their plate. No amount of technical obfuscation is going to convince me that this is not hunger.” @reda_getachew https://t.co/YD7rqKMmF2
Tigray, Federal Government Recognize the Necessity to Dismantle Amhara Administration in Occupied Territories, says Tigray IRA Deputy Tadesse Werede (Gen.)
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Briefing the media earlier today, Tadesse Werede(Gen.), Tigray IRA Deputy, states that the federal government and Tigray IRA have reached into an agreement on the need to dismantle administrations established by Amahara forces in Western Tigray, Tselemti and some parts of Southern Tigray under occupation.
He said “the first step is to disband armed groups in the areas and dismantle the unconstitutional administrations established”
“The restoration of the justice system will also follow” he added.
The General highlighted that the armed groups are disrupting the process including engaging on some skirmish with federal forces.
He stated that the Pretoria agreement would be implemented in a manner that prevents the resurgence of conflict.
In separate statement, Tigray Interim Administration President Getachew Reda stated development in southern Tigray is neither a conflict between Tigray and federal government nor between Tigray and Amhara.
“This is the work of diehard enemies of the Pretoria agreement trying to take advantage
of real or perceived differences to derail the rather cordial engagement both parties to the Pretoria agreement are making round the clock to make the Agreement work.” He wrote on his X account late Monday.
“Our two sides are now convening in Addis to address challenges & build on commonalities. It��s not entirely implausible to believe that this will indeed yield results- & positive ones. Despite battlecries from the usual anti-Pretoria quarters from near or afar to resort to Saber-rattling as their preferred path, peace/talking is the only game in town!” He added.
The Deputy President also reaffirms peace as a strategic choice of the Tigray administration.
It’s to be recalled that the Pretoria agreement stipulated that the all contentions including territory shall be solved according the constitution.
@AbelTsgab
Hundreds of thousands killed, millions displaced, countless Tigrayans raped, lands forcibly annexedㅡall while @StateDept fails to muster the necessary political will to hold genocidal regimes in 🇪🇷+🇪🇹 accountable for their crimes in Tigray.
Emboldened beyond measure!
🧵This #WorldHealthDay2024, “My health, my right” is championed as everyone, everywhere, has the right to access quality health services. For the people of #Tigray, their right to health has been consistently violated since the beginning of the #TigrayGenocide in November 2020.👇🏾
Done ✔️📚👨🏾🏫 We have seen what the #ChildrenOfTigray are capable of, and the least we can do to help to ensure they get access to Education. @TdrFund is giving the gift of Education this #GivingTuesday, the future of TIGRAY depends on it!
Give today 👇🏽 https://t.co/Wu7BogTvQI