Tigray: massacre of 5 lakhs since 2020, Murder of millions of people in 20 years.

Who is Tigray? brief information

Tigray is a region in Ethiopia. It is the northernmost region in the country and borders Eritrea. Tigray is home to the Tigrayans, who make up about 6% of Ethiopia’s population. The Tigray people had a significant influence on national affairs.

Tigray is also the name of the national regional state of Tigray. It is one of the 11 administrative regions in Ethiopia. Each region has its own police force and militia, and regional governments are divided along ethnic lines.

Tigray Massacre: Twitter Deaf, World Dumb, UN Silent?

Tigray is also known as Tigrai or Tegray. In Eritrea, the Tigray people are called Tigrinya. The Tigrayans speak Tigrinya, a Semitic language. Tigray exports hides and skins, salt and potash. The region also supports the Raya, Azebo, Afar and Agau peoples.

Massacres in the last twenty years.

Let us tell you that in the last twenty years, 5 lakh people were massacred in Syria, 377,000 in Yemen, 176,000 in Afghanistan, 300,000 in Darfur, 400,000 in Iraq, 500,000 in Ukraine, 860,000 in Congo, nothing has changed, even today. The world is watching, the world was watching yesterday too.

Why is the atrocities on the Tigray community not stopping? The world is watching the spectacle ?

The current unrest in Israel and Gaza, while significant, is not the sole tragedy gripping the world. Secretary General Guterres, however, seems to have overlooked the dire situation in Tigray and Northern Ethiopia, where over half a million lives have been lost since 2020, predominantly civilian. In this context, it’s crucial to shed light on the pressing issues faced by Tigrayans and advocate for justice.

The way genocide is being carried out in Palestine today, and the way people are silently watching the genocide of Palestinians, the way they are supporting Israel, in exactly the same way, genocide is going on in Tigray by Ethiopia since 2020. And the whole world including United Nations, America, human rights organizations is silent on this massacre.

Tigray’s Struggle Against Genocide:

Tigray vehemently rejects the role of being a buffer zone in the conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea, especially after the alleged Tigray Genocide. The region refuses to revert to this status due to a profound lack of trust in Ethiopia’s security guarantees.

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Abiy Ahmed Ali’s Choices and Potential Conflict:

The calculated decisions of Abiy Ahmed Ali risk dragging Ethiopia into a conflict, particularly concerning port-related matters, with the alarming intent of erasing the Tigrayan population entirely.

Human Rights Violations and Acts of Terrorism:

The Ethiopian government, led by Abiy Ahmed Ali, and its allies are accused of committing acts of terrorism by targeting unarmed Tigrayan civilians. The ongoing crisis demands immediate international attention and aid.

State-Sponsored Hunger and Urgent Need for Assistance:

The Tigray region faces severe state-sponsored hunger, necessitating urgent international intervention and aid to alleviate the suffering of the affected population.

The shocking massacre of the Tigray tribe, why the world is watching silently ?

UNICEF’s association with individuals linked to the alleged Tigray Genocide raises concerns about the credibility of vaccination advocacy. Such endeavors must align with public trust and values, especially in the context of the ongoing conflict.

Massacres, Displacements, and Resource Robbery:

Abiy Ahmed Ali’s actions are directly responsible for widespread destruction and the loss of over a million lives in Tigray. Additionally, 1.5 million Tigrayans are forcibly displaced, while the regime continues to exploit Tigrayan assets and resources.

Unjust Detention and Disappearance of Tigrayan Members:

Approximately 17,000 ethnically profiled Tigrayan members of the Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) have been held in military detention since November 2020. Urgent action is needed to secure their release and reveal their current whereabouts.

Ongoing Silence and Advocacy for Truth:

Despite survivors sharing their harrowing stories, mainstream media, the global community, and human rights agencies remain largely silent on the Tigray Genocide. It is crucial to continue documenting accounts, identifying victims, and advocating for justice in the face of this humanitarian crisis.

The Tigray crisis demands immediate attention from the international community. By shedding light on the atrocities, advocating for justice, and urging swift action, we can work towards alleviating the suffering of the Tigrayan people and putting an end to the ongoing crisis.