Author: TLM

[By Bereket Kiros] “No political party can long pursue advantage at the expense of public honour or by rude and indecent methods without protest and fatal disaffection in its own body” (Inaugural Address by US President Benjamin Harrison on March 4, 1889—Avalon Project, Yale University). Why am I quoting Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd President of the […]

[By Tigrayan Advocacy for Human Rights and Justice in Europe] In Remembrance and Commemoration of Dekike Estifanos Introduction: A Call to Remember Dekike Estifanos and Reflect on Their Struggle for Truth and Religious Faith The story of the Dekike Estifanos is one of unparalleled courage, resilience, and spiritual devotion in the face of persecution and […]

Tigray Media Watch (TMW) Digital Intelligence Monitoring Group Findings TDF wounded veterans protested for the fourth time in the street Mekele, demanding adequate health care and food provisions and their voices to be heard This investigative report by the Tigray Media Watch Digital Intelligence Monitoring Group exposes systemic corruption, inhumane treatment, and betrayal faced by […]

[By Amare] We, as advocates for Tigray’s human rights and justice, are appalled by the recent actions of the Mekelle University administration in allowing a platform to individuals responsible for inciting violence and supporting the genocidal war on Tigray. Among them is Yegerem Daney, a known member of the extremist Mhebere Kedusne sect and a […]

[By Tigray Media Watch (TMW) Digital Intelligence Monitoring Group], first published, tigrayherald.com] Introduction In the annals of African military and political history, General Tsadkan Gebretensae stands as a towering figure of strategic brilliance, unshakeable integrity, and visionary leadership. As Vice President of the Tigray Interim Government and the mastermind behind the Tigray Defense Forces (TDF) […]

[By Bereket Kiros] My article focuses on the Enderta region, where things are upside down and people are persistently deprived of living on their ancestral land. Enderta people are not in the spotlight as they should be and are denied justice; their pleas are ignored. It is a fraud designed to illegally snatch land from […]

[By Bereket Kiros] Nineteen months and counting following the Pretoria Agreement, fear and division have negatively impacted at home and in the diaspora. Supporters and foes have advanced various arguments about the Pretoria Agreement as the most ambitious peace agreement of the century. Many mediating countries have managed to contain damage and build peace, but […]

[By Bereket Kiros] As James Baldwin said, “We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist.” These multicoloured writings in our forum are a sheer delight. I wrap myself in them. As enjoyable as they are, they are propelled […]

By: Yemane Halefom October 29, 2024 Abstract Governance in postwar transitions is inherently fragile, particularly when competing factions— some now operating as political fugitives—aim to derail reforms and destabilize emergent governance systems. Tigray’s predicament is both unique and complex. As a small region within Ethiopia, Tigray finds itself at a crossroads after enduring a genocidal […]

[By Amare] Tigray, a region marked by a rich history of resilience, faces one of its most critical political crises in modern times. The Tigray Defence Forces (TDF), widely recognised as a heroic and disciplined military institution, stand at the centre of this conflict. As the political and military dynamics of the Horn of Africa […]

[By Tigray Observers] The recent disruption of a public meeting in Shire, northwestern Tigray, orchestrated by members of the failed Debretsion-led TPLF splinter group, underscores a troubling intersection of violence, criminal syndicates, and special interest groups tied to gold mining exploitation. This incident highlights deeper challenges in Tigray’s post-genocide political landscape, as remnants of the […]

[By Tigrayan Advocacy Groups for Human Rights in Europe] Genocide denial is one of the most heinous crimes in human history. It is an assault on the shared values of humanity and serves as a continuation of the violence and destruction inflicted on its victims. In the case of the Tigray genocide, over 1 million […]

[By Bereket Kiros ] “There comes a time when silence is betrayal. Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies but the silence of our friends.” Martin Luther King Jr. The social media platforms reflect a wide […]