“My daughter didn't return after she left to beg for food. I was hungry, and I am still hungry. We, humans, were created to die anyways, but don't kill me by starvation (God)”, said one of the victims of #TigrayFamine !#WhereIsHumanity?
#TigrayIsBeingStarved
Dear @reda_getache, speak up and raise awareness of the famine. @UNGeneva@UN
#Imagine celebrating #Christmas for 4 years now, knowing your family passing through 2 years of genocidal war (which costs more than a million life) and now being starved to death.
This is the story of #Tigray in #Ethiopia
Please don’t look away!
#TigrayIsBeingStarved
TOL Fact Check, #Amhara officials, journalists & activists fabricate things & steal images to advance their case. Photo on the left is stolen used by @mohammed_meaza. The one on the right is the original photo taken on Feb. 26, 2021. by (EDUARDO SOTERAS / AFP) in #Tigrai Dengolat
This is the "Journalist" @USEmbassyAddis selected and awarded by the US agencies.
As you can see she is stealing photographs of mourning Tigrayan mothers by the invading barbarian forces back in 2020 when she was an ardent supporter of the regime; in fact she was a war monger.
Seriously, @OCHA_Ethiopia?
"...one million IDPs and host communities in Abergele Yechila and Abi Adi districts of the Central Zone received ETB10 million ($180,000) cash assistance from the ETB36 million ($645,000) ECHO funding."
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https://t.co/mSyIxqPr79
Eritrean🇪🇷 troops and forces from the neighboring Ethiopian🇪🇹 region of Amhara — who have been fighting on the side of Ethiopia’s federal military in the Tigray conflict — have looted businesses, private properties, #TigrayGenocide#Justice4Tigray
https://t.co/FSpfsxnp2b
As an "awarded" journalist you should know the harm of using images that are not true to the issue you are reporting. You can report about the atrocities being committed in Amhara region without stealing images from #TigrayGenocide. The same genocide that Ethiopians🇪🇹 supported