Armed Conflict in Tigray
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Analysis: How the war in Tigray became a setback for feminist movement, women’s rights activism in Ethiopia
A Tigrayan woman refugee in Sudan. Photo: UNFPA By Zelalem Takele @ZelalemTak11163 & Mihret G/kristos @MercyG_kirstos Addis Abeba – On 09 November…
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News: Tigray Interim Administration denies involvement in Amhara conflict, affirms commitment to Pretoria peace agreement
Getachew Reda, president of Interim Government of Tigray (Photo: Tigray Television) Addis Abeba – The interim administration of Tigray has denied allegations…
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Editorial: Condemning abhorrent food aid theft by cutting aid is punishing victims twice. Death is staring in the face of millions in Ethiopia, rescue them now!
Addis Abeba – Since the onset of a “reformist government” under the leadership of the ruling Prosperity Party in April…
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News: Over 50,000 Tigray region ex-combatants successfully demobilized- Gen. Tadesse
General Tadesse Werede, deputy president of Tigray interim administration (Photo: Tigray Television) Addis Abeba – Over 50,000 former combatants of…
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News: Members of Congress call for sanctions on individuals responsible for human rights abuses in Western Tigray
Amhara region police forces patrolling parts of Western Tigray. (Photo: Archive/Screenshot) Addis Abeba – Three members of the US Congress have written…
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Feature: How the war in Tigray threatens to split ancient Ethiopian Orthodox Church
Debre Damo, a historic monastery has allegedly been looted, and bombed during the conflict in Tigray (Photo: thetimes.co.uk) By Mihret G/kristos @MercyG_kirstos…
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News: Ethiopia war “the most deadly” as world sees record high battle-related deaths in 2022 since 1984- report
A tank damaged in the North Ethiopia War (Photo: Reuters/Tiksa Negeri) Addis Abeba – A new report by the non-profit…
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Op-ed: Solidarity, to me, is practicing love
Sketch of a woman holding Tigray flag (Picture: Author) By Hafsa Mohamed @hafsatheruler Addis Abeba – The way the world…
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Feature: Students’ resilience, the struggle to rebuild education in war-ravaged Tigray
Classes were originally set to begin in mid-April by the Educational Bureau of Tigray, but due to the terrible war’s…
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News: AU rights commission quietly liquidates inquiry on Tigray, removes trace of page from website
A red Cross Ambulance overturned after the driver was shot at while driving a pregnant women to a clinic in…
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