See the full @NewlinesInst report on the #TigrayGenocidalWar mentioned by Lord @DavidAltonHL here:
It is the most comprehensive analysis to date with dozens of top legal experts reviewing the evidence as applied to the Genocide Convention.
https://t.co/DPPQNgLtHA
Honored to present the @NewlinesInst report on the #TigrayGenocidalWar, the deadliest conflict since the Cold War, and one of the world's 'forgotten wars', to senior EU parliamentarians.
See the full report here:
https://t.co/DPPQNgKVS2
In @UKParliament I highlighted the #Genocide in #Tigray and the continuing failure to bring to justice the men who used food as a weapon of war and have inflicted such suffering.
In full:
https://t.co/yrQQyqcWIX
Tigray -during a meeting @UKParliament I strongly welcomed @NewlinesInst report on Genocide in Tigray. The international community failed Tigray in preventing genocide & wicked atrocities. Will it now fail to punish those responsible? @Lord_Collins@Coalition4GR@BrendanOHaraMP
#Ethiopia: From Hope to Despair: #Tigray returnees confront harsh realities, aid shortages
About 18 months after the November 2022 Pretoria Peace Agreement, internally displaced persons (IDPs) have begun returning to parts of Tigray. Regional media reported that in early July 2024, 456 IDPs returned to the #Tselemti district, followed by 2,200 more shortly after. A third phase saw nearly 5,000 IDPs return to Northwestern Tigray.
However, returnees describe significant challenges. "Significant gaps in administrative and service delivery have persisted, hindering the recovery efforts of the returnees," said Embaye Tamiru (name changed), one of those who returned. Guesh Dessale, another returnee, stated, "The returnees to Tselemti have endured the most dire circumstances."
An official from the Tigray Disaster Risk Management Commission, speaking anonymously, said, "WFP is exclusively providing aid to those in camps, neglecting those living with host communities due to a shortage of shelters."
Despite some limited assistance, such as 1,500 birr payments to some returnees, many report receiving no support. An opposition party, Salsay Woyane Tigray, has called for international pressure on the Ethiopian government to facilitate returns.
https://t.co/kHROY2TfNK
More portraits from our exhibit this week, including former MP and Minister of Development, Sally Keeble! Solidarity with women is inclusive and intersectional, always. #AshendaForOurCollectiveSafety
🌍 In light of the ongoing crisis in Tigray, I urge @USAID and @WFP to mobilize support for those suffering from starvation. The plight of the Tigray people, both at home and in refugee camps, demands urgent action. #MaryMeals#Aid4Tigray@FirozFa1 https://t.co/Im0a2uAaqg
Yohannes Abraha, also known as John Black, has been wrongfully imprisoned in Hague, Netherlands. This circumstance isn't just a personal matter—it's a grievous violation of human rights. John Black's pursuit of justice and his unwavering activism for human rights have been forcibly suppressed and oppressed. He is a brave seeker of justice who has fallen victim to the #TransnationalRepression strategy employed by the Eritrean regime. Yohaness Abraha has been targeted by Eritrean regime agents in the diaspora due to his desire to protect and the Netherlands from criminals and terrorists.
The Eritrean authorities employ this strategy to intimidate and harass asylum seekers and activists outside their borders. They’ve recruited questionable Individuals (Cadre) to testify against John Black in attempts to damage his credibility. In the past during a peaceful protest John Black was detained and given to his enemies ( Eritrean Regime agents) by compromised local authorities and was lucky enough to escape with his life. These agents arrive to democratic countries as asylum seekers, take on jobs as interpreters and professionals while corrupting and compromising the system. According to Freedom House, Eritrea is among the top countries practicing #TransnationalRepression. Further, Human Rights Watch records state that the Eritrean government maintains a surveillance network to target Eritreans living abroad, particularly human rights activists and justice seekers like John Black.
This harsh reality is far from the global standard of freedom and justice—the very principles that John Black devoted his life to upholding. His unjust imprisonment is a blatant violation of freedom of speech and reflects the dire need for international intervention. In 2021 they threatened John and his family 👉 reference: https://t.co/RwFxApk1YT
In a democratic world, we cannot tolerate such an egregious violation of human rights. We therefore implore relevant Netherlands/International authorities and human rights organizations to work towards the immediate and unconditional release of John Black. Let’s stand united, amplify our voices, and work towards justice for John Black.
Around a hundred demonstrators of Eritrean origin are preventing access this Saturday afternoon to an event that they say is in favor of the dictatorial regime.
#Switzerland#NoMorePFDJ#Transitional_Repression
https://t.co/HXbNGejUrD
“One picture worth 1000 words”
Diaspora brainwashed detached with reality; embracing the slogan my country from far while I enjoy freedoms earned by others
Ordinary Eritreans continue to suffer under the brutal dictatorship
Knowingly or unknowingly those diaspora are part of oppression;
Regime existence lies on ability to keep the image of blind support thus use every tool to maintain transnational repression from refugee espionage to extortion via event of 4 G
Time to End #transnationalrepression
#BlueRevolution
lobbyist for oppression @AnnGarrison. This is what she’s supporting below. Ignoring us won’t make us go away, Stop turning a blind eye, Say their names they’re not coming back, feel our pain. They deserved a chance at life. @USATODAY@POTUS@simonateba@SecBlinken@NLatEU Shut down Eritrean festivals in the diaspora which fund this terror. #saytheirnames #Eritrean_Justice_Seekers #FreeEritreanPrisoners #mypeoplekilled #Dictatorship #bluerevolution #freejohnblack #netherlandshameonyou #london #UnitedKingdom #slavery #HumanTrafficking #freeeritrea #brigadenhamedu