@ProfKindeya Knowing you're a traitor and committed crimes in your home, Tigrai, how stupid are you to be trusted somewhere else???
ጅብ በማያውቁት ኣገር ሄዶ ቁርበት ኣንጥፉልኝ ኣለ!
ለሆዱ ራሱን የሸጠ ቆሻሻ ጅብ
@ProfKindeya Knowing you're a traitor and committed crimes in your home, Tigrai, how stupid are you to be trusted somewhere else???
ጅብ በማያውቁት ኣገር ሄዶ ቁርበት ኣንጥፉልኝ ኣለ!
ለሆዱ ራሱን የሸጠ ቆሻሻ ጅብ
@ProfKindeya This simply is, not only moral deprived allegation to make fascist Abiy Ahmed Ali upon whom this traitor's life is dependent, shedding crocodile's tears - knowing his master's life in power is about to end, "last kicks of the dying horse"
It's deeply sad the Trump adminisration is still complicit to the continued (over 6 years) genocide on the people of Tigrai. All they care for is for the genocide perpetrator Abiy Ahmed Ali stay in power.
#Breaking: #US imposes visa restrictions on ‘hardline members’ of #TPLF, their ‘immediate family members’ citing rising tensions that risk ‘reigniting conflict’
Pursuant to Section 212(a)(3)(C) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, Secretary Rubio is “taking steps to impose visa restrictions on hardline members of the TPLF and their immediate family members.” The measure, the State Department said, targets individuals “responsible for, or complicit in, undermining resolution to the crisis in the Tigray region.”
https://t.co/bkxLmlDPIp
The Trump regime is showing further cruelty against the people Tigrai. They gave totally deaf ears to the continued genocide and mass death on the IDPS due to lack of food and medicine. They now are officially in support of the sufferimg
Of the people of Tigrai
The Trump regime is showing further cruelty against the people Tigrai. They gave totally deaf ears to the continued genocide and mass death on the IDPS due to lack of food and medicine. They now are officially in support of the sufferimg
Of the people of Tigrai
why was this French Journalist, Augustine Passilly expeled from Ethioppia?
Well, here is why: she was expeled for she traveled to Tigrai where genocide was committed that the genocide perpetrator Abiy Ahmed Ali is still in denial.
why was this French Journalist, Augustine Passilly expeled from Ethioppia?
Well, here is why: she was expeled for she traveled to Tigrai where genocide was committed that the genocide perpetrator Abiy Ahmed Ali is still in denial.
@TiborPNagyJr It now is 100% clear that there is zero likelihood Tigrai would participate, not just in the so called "election" (totally FAKE) but in anything the genocide perpetrator - shitopia has to do, NONE
@TiborPNagyJr It now is 100% clear that there is zero likelihood Tigrai would participate, not just in the so called "election" (totally FAKE) but in anything the genocide perpetrator - shitopia has to do, NONE
@EyasuHaile46087@martinplaut Not just "willing" that's lacking in Tigrai to ever remain with Ethiopia, there is no WAY whatsoever for Tigrai to even imagine staying as part of the HELL-like country AGAIN! Never!
@martinplaut The US should consider the new Tigray State.After all the genocide there is no willing of the Tigray people to stay with the Ethiopian empire!!!!
@LegalActionWW Thank you for standing with survivors of CRSV that have been fully forgotten by everyone. To the survivors who have come forward, we are so proud of you!
@LegalActionWW Thanks to the courageous survivors and @LegalActionWW who have filed this groundbreaking complaint, seeking justice for the atrocities committed during #TigrayGenocide. This is just the beginning— those responsible will be held to account, no matter where they are.
@LegalActionWW The LAW press release, even though a little over due, can apparently play a pivotal role bringing those who committed heinous crimes (genocide) against the Tigrai people
The press release of LAW with that of New Lines Institute, I hope Tigrai will get justice
@LegalActionWW The LAW press release, even though a little over due, can apparently play a pivotal role bringing those who committed heinous crimes (genocide) against the Tigrai people
The press release of LAW with that of New Lines Institute, I hope Tigrai will get justice
⚠️Sexual Violence and the Humanitarian Crisis in the Tigray Genocide
The Tigray genocide stands as one of the most harrowing and inhumane chapters in recent history. Among its many atrocities, the systematic sexual violence inflicted on over 120,000 women and girls is particularly devastating. Perpetrated by the 🇪🇹 National Defense Forces, 🇪🇷 Defense Forces, and local Amhara militias, these crimes were not random acts of brutality, but deliberate tools of war aimed at terrorizing and dehumanizing an entire population.
The Weaponization of Sexual Violence
The scale and nature of the sexual violence were calculated and cruel. Women and girls of all ages were raped, gang-raped, tortured, and in some cases, murdered. Foreign objects were forcibly inserted into victims to inflict permanent physical damage and prevent future childbirth, a deliberate attack on the reproductive health and identity of Tigrayan women. Survivors were also intentionally infected with HIV, turning their very bodies into battlegrounds of cruelty.
For those who became pregnant as a result of this violence, their suffering was compounded by the birth of children who, in many cases, were also HIV-positive. These children, while innocent, are constant reminders of the atrocities endured, creating deep psychological scars for their mothers and perpetuating cycles of trauma and stigma within affected communities.
The Collapse of Healthcare Amidst a Siege
The destruction of health facilities and pharmaceutical supply chains during the conflict has only deepened the suffering. The ongoing siege of Tigray has left survivors without access to critical medical care. Women and girls who were raped have been denied treatment for their physical injuries and sexually transmitted infections, while psychological support remains virtually nonexistent.
Additionally, those living with chronic illnesses, including HIV, have been cut off from lifesaving medications, leading to preventable deaths among adults and children alike. This deliberate targeting of healthcare infrastructure has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, leaving countless individuals to suffer and die in silence.
The Need for International Justice
The perpetrators of these heinous crimes must be held accountable. Justice cannot and should not be constrained by borders. Eritrea, whose forces played a leading role in these atrocities, falls outside Ethiopia’s jurisdiction, making it essential to involve international justice mechanisms. The gravity of these crimes—systematic rape, torture, and genocidal acts—demands the intervention of institutions like the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Bringing the perpetrators to justice is not just about punishing those responsible; it is about restoring dignity to the survivors, acknowledging their suffering, and affirming the principle that no one is above the law. It sends a clear message that the international community will not stand by while war crimes and crimes against humanity are committed with impunity.
A Plea for Justice and Compassion
The voices of survivors, many of whom are left broken and silenced, must be amplified. These women and girls deserve more than our sympathy; they deserve action. Their lives have been shattered, their bodies violated, and their futures stolen. The world must rise to demand justice for them—not just for accountability but as a commitment to their humanity.
The children born of rape, many of whom are HIV-positive, are innocent victims who deserve love, care, and a chance for a better future. Denying justice to their mothers denies hope to an entire generation.
@MikeHammerUSA@berry__of@SecBlinken@realDonaldTrump