Severe hunger in Tigray is not the result of natural causes alone.
It reflects prolonged restrictions on humanitarian access affecting displaced civilian populations.
@UN@UNHumanRights@UN_HRC#HumanitarianAccess#Tigray
THE CHURCH MUST SPEAK
Faith leaders are called to defend life, demand access, and stand with the displaced.
Justice is an act of worship.
#HearTigray@Pontifex@EWTNVatican@VaticanNews
STARVATION IS A PROHIBITED METHOD OF WARFARE
“Deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about physical destruction…”
— Genocide Convention, Art. II(c)
#NewYearAccountability@POTUS@StateDept@USAmbUN
VERIFIED REALITY
• At least 50 deaths reported
• Over 1,700 people at imminent risk
• Severe malnutrition and lack of medical care
• Hitsats IDP Camp, Tigray
Independent reports | Humanitarian alerts
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OFFICIAL DENIAL
Ethiopia’s Disaster Risk Management Commission claims that food aid at Hitsats IDP camp was delivered “fully and without interruption.”
Official Government Statement | December 2025
#HearTigray@IntlCrimCourt@KarimKhanQC
A CEASEFIRE DID NOT END THE CRIME
As warned since 2022, genocide cannot be ended with a ceasefire alone.
When siege, deprivation, and denial remain, the harm continues.
Cessation of Hostilities ≠ Protection of Civilians
@UNPeacebuilding@UN_HRC@Refugees@AUC_PAPS
STARVATION IN TIGRAY IS NOT AN ACCIDENT
Severe hunger in Tigray is not the result of drought or logistics.
It is the outcome of deliberate policies: siege, economic blockade,& obstruction of humanitarian aid.
Intent is inferred from conduct | Intl. Law Applies
@UN@CIJ_ICJ
Starvation in Tigray Is Policy — Not an Accident
Severe hunger in Tigray is the result of siege, blockade, and obstruction of aid — not drought or logistics.
Genocide Convention | IHL | Responsibility to Protect
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