By Getu Mak "Never Again" or Again and Again “Genocide has occurred so often and so uncontested in the last fifty years that an epithet more apt in describing recent…
I feel this is an opportunity for friends & colleagues in the US & congressional representatives to stop the ongoing genocidal war on Tigray.
The Ethiopian government is determined to commit genocide and expects the world to remain quiet as it does so. Naturally, regimes look for scapegoats to mobilize society.
Bethany Jackson Canfield shares her journey of standing in solidarity with the Tigrayan community through art.
One of the alarming features of the genocidal war waged on Tigray has been the unprecedented extent to which humanitarian aid workers have been targeted. Recently, the entire world was…
This is a slightly modified version of the message sent by PM Abiy Ahmed in December 2018 to the people of Yemen, re-worded to address him and the people of…
The minimum bar that a UN investigation should clear is credibility among victims. Absent that, it does more damage than good.
One is entitled to believe the course of action the TDF is taking is not optimal. If that is the case, however, one ought to present an alternative.
I. Humanitarian Concerns Humanitarian workers have not been able to take advantage of the improved road access internally as road access into Tigray is still greatly constrained, the banking system…
On this episode of Tghat Forum, Teklai Gebremichael was joined by Temesgen Kahsay to discuss in depth the issues raised by Temesgen’s recent essay, ‘Our suffering may not be convenient, but it is real’. Together the panelists explored the role of information as a weapon of war, and the danger of a single narrative.