Why Ethiopia's Tigray conflict is a full on Genocide? For more than a year now, the Tigray people faced many atrocities, from simple war casualties to a full on genocide. on this video you will see what makes the Tigray conflict a genocide. https://t.co/vxfGErcIi0
“There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.” - John F. Kennedy
A body in motion tends to stay in motion; a body at rest tends to stay at rest.
Develop a bias for action. https://t.co/4qrCve6NVc
"There's a lot of areas we haven't been able to access so we can’t assess what the humanitarian situation is."
@StephDujarric Spokesperson @UN discusses the food, fuel and cash shortage that are adding to #Tigray's humanitarian crises.
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#Tigray community in DC rallies to mark anniversary of war
‘It’s been a year since I’ve talked to my family ... I don’t even know if they are alive or not’ https://t.co/5xoERamkiF
Yes that’s how much hatred there is. That is how people respond to an article about children dying. Never in my life have I been this disturbed. Never.
And seeing so many Ethiopians and Eritreans abroad going about their business (if not busy gaslighting). I am so disturbed. When foreigners care about your people starving, and are more disturbed by it, than you are, there's a really big problem.
Internal documents and witness accounts reveal the first starvation deaths since Ethiopia’s government in June imposed what the U.N. calls ‘a de facto humanitarian aid blockade’ on the Tigray region. https://t.co/4YfTYa3pJ9
"Mangled corpses are mysteriously appearing here, downstream in Sudan."
- Nima Elbagir details CNN's investigation into a new campaign of torture, detention, and execution in Tigray
The United States is warning that food aid will run out this week for millions of hungry people under a blockade imposed by Ethiopia’s government on the embattled Tigray region. https://t.co/tMUVCMDn2I