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A brutal counterinsurgency in Ethiopia has led to mass murder, rape and pillage in the Tigray region, and tens of thousands of children are in danger of starving to death, @NickKristof writes.
Here's what to know about the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia's Tigray region:
Don’t betray the women of Tigray: calls mount for international action against rape that seems to have been used so often by Ethiopian and Eritrean troops.
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I am gravely concerned about the scale of human suffering in Tigray, including a man-made famine, systematic killing and sexual violence, forced removals, and the destruction of medical facilities and other critical infrastructure.
#Tigray More than 90% of Tigray’s population in need of emergency food assistance due to the conflict, says . @WFP “Almost a quarter of all children who were screened were found to be malnourished”.
Eritrean troops in Ethiopian uniforms are blocking critical aid to starving populations in Tigray, a CNN team has witnessed.
CNN has investigated a gruesome video appearing to show Ethiopian soldiers carrying out extrajudicial executions of unarmed men in Tigray, Ethiopia. This is what we found:
Publicly @DrTedros of the @WHO is "devoting every day to managing the pandemic, but privately he is also managing his pain about Tigray," where Ethiopian and Eritrean troops have been committing crimes against humanity against his people: @NickKristof .
People in Ethiopia’s Tigray region have told Al Jazeera that civilians were tortured and killed by Eritrean soldiers last year. Eritrea has called the allegations “preposterous”. Read more:
This week's trending rights tweets: Myanmar's "battle field" when only security forces have guns, a massacre and humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia's Tigray region, ten years of repression since Syria's protests, stopping hate crimes toward Asian-Americans.
#BREAKING US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken condemns 'ethnic cleansing' in Ethiopia's Tigray
Heartbreaking accounts from victims reveal how rape is used as a weapon of war in the Tigray region of Ethiopia@NimaCNN reports
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