They had been driven from their homes when Western #Tigray was ethnically cleansed of its Tigrayan population in 2020-2022. They have now been killed in the very place they had fled to for safety. The Adi Abay camp shelters tens of thousands of displaced #Tigrayans.
Abiy is killing Tigrayans in mass and this is not being talked about enough.
The previous war in which an estimated close to a million people were killed remained invisible to the world because of the many mechanisms that the Ethiopian regime and its allies (Eritrea and ...
One year after the signing of Pretoria Cessation of Hostilities agreement, more than 40% of #Tigray remains inaccessible and under the control of genocidal ethnic Amhara militia and the army of the despotic regime in Eritrea, allies of the Abiy Ahmed Ali regime.
#TigrayGenocide continues.
These people spent six years living under inhumane conditions as IDPs in death camps, with little to no humanitarian assistance. Now, the Abiy Ahmed Ali regime is bombing them to death.
The Abiy Ahmed Ali regime continues its exterminatory violence against Tigrayans. Silence, euphemisms, and diplomatic cowardice cannot bury the truth.
IDP centres, hotels, schools and other civilian infra across Tigray are under attack.
On October 3, 2026, at approximately 2:30 AM local time, a drone strike carried out by the fascist regime of Abiy Ahmed targeted an IDP shelter in Sheraro, in the district of Hayelom. According to the Sheraro Communication Office, the strike killed eight innocent civilians, including a child, and seriously injured six others.
#TigrayGenocide
@hrw@UNHumanRights@UN_HRC@amnesty@LaetitiaBader
People in Tigray told us what it meant to live through a prolonged internet shutdown that began in 2020 and lasted for more than 2 years.
Now, as fighting escalates and connectivity is disrupted again, their stories remind us what is at stake. #KeepItOn
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News: Human Rights First raises concerns over civilian deaths, access to essential services in #Tigray
Addis Abeba — Human Rights First–Ethiopia (#HRFE) has raised concerns over reported civilian deaths and deteriorating access to essential services in Tigray amid ongoing hostilities, warning that vulnerable communities face growing humanitarian risks.
In a humanitarian update dated 1 October, HRFE said five residents interviewed in #Sheraro, #Shire and #Axum reported serious difficulties….
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A good friend and former colleague texted me this morning from Las Vegas:
“Alex, they killed my dad. I am really sad. He was killed yesterday while he was sitting at home.”
Ethiopia’s Indiscriminate Shelling Kills Dozens of Civilians
DW reports 96 civilians were killed btw Kobo and Kukufto on the Alamata front, inc 52 in #Tigray’s Alamata itself, due to artillery fire. In Raya Bala, 5-children fleeing the fighting were swept away by a flash flood.
Selenwuha, Tigray. 22 yr old woman:
"I have lost 6 family members… Those who survived the attack, including the wounded… have no access to medical facilities or vehicles, & the nearest treatment center is far away." 1/2 @AnitaAnandMP@randeepssarai https://t.co/LVyZybEYq2
Remember that @OCHA_Ethiopia and the @UNEthiopia have not had any activities in Tigray for weeks now. Remember that there are hundreds of thousands of IDPs in death camps across Tigray that have been living under inhumane conditions for years and no aid is reaching them.
Ethiopian Soldier Says 'I Want to See Tigrayans Massacred'
ENDF soldier says "ለትግሬ ህዝብ እኔ የማስብ ጨፍጭፌ እነሱን ማየት ነው/I want to see them massacred." ENDF committed serious violations in #Tigray which could amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. 1/2
Pope Leo prays for Ethiopia's Tigray region.
In his remarks at the General Audience, the Pope appealed to all parties to cease hostilities, noting that “only honest engagement can lay the foundations for lasting peace.”
The situation in Tigray is deteriorating considerably. In recent hours, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and the Tigray Defense Forces (TDF) have intensified their clashes with the Ethiopian army. Numerous skirmishes have been reported along the Tekeze River in western Tigray, in the Wolkayt area on the border with the Afar region, and in various parts of Amhara.