As a Tigrayan, I Choose Peace over War, Justice over Impunity
The outbreak of 🇪🇹’s war on Tigray brought back deeply rooted childhood memories of the brutality of civil war in Tigray
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“Last month, a group of Tigray civil society organizations claimed that Eritrean forces were still killing civilians after the November agreement,” Agenzia Fides further reports,
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With the experience of the brutality of civil wars deeply rooted in my childhood memories of Tigray, my first response to the war was a call for the immediate cessation of hostilities” @DrMehari said.
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The exact toll of the war, which has largely come to an end, remains unknown, but it's reporting up to +800K lives dead.
The @CrisisGroup think tank and @amnesty have called it "one of the deadliest in the world".
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By 2021, the detentions had reached what could be described as an industrial scale, and the discrimination continues to this day; Tigrayans have been living in dread every day of their lives.
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