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Salsay Weyane Tigray Condemns Unlawful Detention of Tigrayans in Addis Ababa
Salsay Weyane Tigray is receiving alarming reports of innocent Tigrayan civilians being arbitrarily rounded up and unlawfully detained by Ethiopian security forces in Addis Ababa.
How does the nation building of Eritrea affect the aspiration to Tigray nationalism ? I have been in a conversation with Abreha Tekulu. I invite you to watch.
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In Africa, illegal trade costs more than we receive from foreign aid and foreign investment. Instead of relying on aid, leaders must address this problem directly. It’s time to cultivate a can-do mindset and build own solutions for sustainable growth. https://t.co/lPD86XQbI6
Despite the signing of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA), atrocities against civilians in Tigray continued
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GSTS calls on the HRC to extend and expand the mandate of ICHREE by a year or more in the coming general assembly in September. @TsedaleLemma@GlobalGsts@TghatMedia@Tigrai_TV https://t.co/PAgWmiMVYI
Urgent action needed to stop locust invasion in Tigray . We urge the intern’l community to lend their support to the struggling farmers because millions are already suffering . https://t.co/D5B75rl6fN
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More than 22 women of the #Irob ethnic group have been raped and 14 civilians have been kidnapped by the army of dictator Isaiah in recent days alone, the East Tigray Regional Administration said.
The Chief Administrator of the region, Shishay Meresa, told VOA that the #Eritrean army has intensified its atrocities against the people of Irob and is committing similar atrocities in #Golomkeda and #Zalanbessa.
The invading Eritrean army is also engaged in changing the identity of the people of Irob, he said, adding that the Pretoria peace agreement should be fully implemented to end the suffering of the people.
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Despite the limited help from the federal government, the regional interim administration calls for help, taking into account the extent of the situation on the ground.
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Feature: “I lost my two newborn babies due to hunger”– a mother in Abiy Addi IDP camp, #Tigray https://t.co/6SLcvw4WNm
After finding initial refuge in the town of Edaga Arbi, a mere 42 kilometers southeast of Adwa for few months, leaving behind the violence that had ravaged her hometown of Kafta Humera in western Tigray, Abeba’s hopes were soon overshadowed by the escalating war. Undeterred by the challenges, Abeba made the heartbreaking decision to walk 70 kilometers with her four children, and arrived at the Abiy Addi IDP camp where she currently resides.
However, the harsh reality of life in the camp proved to be far from the sanctuary she had envisioned. Abeba’s family was plunged into a desperate state of starvation. Abeba’s struggles were compounded when her husband eventually reunited with the family at the camp. In the midst of their reunion, a glimmer of hope appeared when Ababa discovered she was pregnant. However, the joy was short-lived as she tragically lost two of her newborn triplets just four days after their arrival into this world in May 2023.
Abeba’s infants are among the hundreds of under five children died of acute malnutrition in Tigray, amidst worsening humanitarian situation in the region, mainly due to the ongoing suspension of humanitarian aid. According to official figures, over 1300 people, including children, have died of hunger and related causes since the suspension of humanitarian assistance in Tigray.