While the world moves on, Tigray’s pain endures. Survivors of the genocide continue to wait for justice, for recognition of the horrors they’ve endured. When will the cries for justice be heard? #Justice4Tigray #TigrayGenocide thereporterethiopia.com/43787/

The people of #Tigray continue to suffer the consequences of a brutal genocide—schools, hospitals, and homes were destroyed, families torn apart. Four years later, the scars remain, and justice is still nowhere in sight. #TigrayGenocide African Union United Nations Geneva UN Genocide Prevention

While the world moves on, Tigray’s pain endures. Survivors of the genocide continue to wait for justice, for recognition of the horrors they’ve endured. When will the cries for justice be heard? #Justice4Tigray #TigrayGenocide African Union United Nations Geneva UN Genocide Prevention U.S. Embassy Addis

#Eritrean and #Ethiopian federal forces have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in the #Tigray region. ⁦ Amnesty International⁩ reported that Eritrean Defense Forces (EDF) engaged in extrajudicial executions and sexual violence against civilians. hrw.org/report/2022/04…

African Union hosts high-level meeting to assess progress on Pretoria Peace Agreement. Tigrayan side discusses IDPs' resettlement, constitutional restoration, and the path to lasting peace. Read more: tigraitv.com/en/african-uni…

#Eritrean forces invaded various #Irob villages in Tigray, and massacred innocent civilians. Families were denied burial of their loved ones. These crimes against humanity must be investigated and perpetrators brought to justice. #RememberTigrayGenocide

The #TigrayGenocide has been marked by severe atrocities, with #Eritrean forces and the Amhara militia, known as Fano committing war crimes and crimes against humanity, including mass killings and sexual violence. #Justice4Tigray #RemeberTigrayGenocide

#Ethiopia: Obasanjo warns unresolved issues ‘must not harm’ #COHA, #Tigray leaders call for ‘expedited action’ on implementation Olusegun Obasanjo, former Nigerian president and mediator of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (COHA), warned that unresolved issues “should not

Therefore, Salsay Weyane Tigray unequivocally rejects this statement as inconsistent with the CoHA and the FDRE Constitution, and as detrimental to the ongoing peace process. We demand its immediate retraction and clarification.

#Tigray Opposition Salsay Weyane condemned remarks by AU High Representative Obasanjo suggesting occupied Tigrayan territories be placed under federal control. Party calls the statement a violation of the Pretoria Agreement. 🔗 Read more: tigraitv.com/en/salsay-weya…

#GSTS Appeals for Swift Action from Newly Elected AUC Chairperson to Prioritize Full CoHA Implementation ----- Read more: tigraitv.com/en/gsts-appeal…