Tigray Genocide: Everything you need to know.

Joining me today is Meaza, a brilliant human rights activist for Tigray. In 2020, Tigray experienced a violent and brutal genocide that virtually no one discusses. Meaza helped me understand how this genocide began, what happened during the genocide, and the current situation today. We need to understand how these wars and genocides relate to us and the global community. What is the reason behind this injustice? How did people turn on another group so quickly? Who is funding and supporting these violent crimes? This genocide was a proxy for superpowers and the people of Tigray paid the ultimate price. Please watch the interview and share it with everyone. The genocide of Tigray must not be forgotten
Resources:
For overall information about Tigray and the genocide:
omnatigray.org
Understanding Ethiopia’s Tigray - a valuable reading reference. Available on Amazon
www.amazon.com/Understanding-...
Organizations to donate to:
asmlashgran... to support the 70,000 individuals uprooted from their homes in Tigray and currently sheltered in refugee camps in Sudan.
To support efforts to provide humanitarian aid to everyone across Tigray including those faced with the worst famine ever:
tdrfund?igs...
IG accounts to follow:
omnatigray?...
tigrayupdat...
meazag_?igs...

[@baronhugh7811]

Thank you Meaza and Naley for educating me on the suffering and resilience of the good people of Tigray against the attrocities committed by the Ethiopian government with western support. May we live long enough to witness the downfall of all those who were complicit and the liberation of Tigray. Long live the resistance.

[@YourRav]

Thank you for shedding light on this. It’s saddening and sickening to hear about what is happening in Tigray. Absolutely heartbreaking. Thank you Naley and Meaza.

[@kadeng8085]

I have learned so much and i will continue to learn about tirgay

[@Edmonddantes123]

Thank you so much, we need to educate ourselves on these forgotten atrocities

[@eliza.ew7]

It’s so heartbreaking hearing about what’s happening in Tigray but thank you for talking about this not many people know what’s going on in Tigray and not many people are talking about it.

[@alexhampton8695]

From East Saint Louis, IL we support you and love you. I respect your courage. Free Palestine 🇵🇸 🙏🏾

[@DaanyaHadi_Nielle]

Thank you so much for informing us

[@mm_mela4816]

Thank you for making these videos. I found you through tiktok and I'm grateful for the work you have done! Keep it up!

[@r_7man]

Genocide also happen in Gaza we stand against all of the genocide in the world

[@user-rn9sv6ls6l]

If diaspora tigrayans wants a separate state let the population decide. You know the truth. Even before the war 1 million tigrayans were living in relief programs out of 5 millions. Tigray will be the poorest state with limited resources worse than Eritrea. The semi desert and stony land will not produce much to live on. For generation much of the famine in Ethiopia was the story of Tigray. The rest of Ethiopia will march for prosperous future. So don’t wish separation, you might get it and live the consequences. On the other hand all diaspora tigrayan ( not the hard core Tplfiets) should seek reflection and imagine the kind of Ethiopian society they want to see in the future and help bring that change by playing positive role.

[@waitaminute2015]

Why avoid the religious extremist problem?

[@user-rn9sv6ls6l]

I am open to listen all side. There are many falsehoods in description but the interviewer does not have the facts to question it. If the interviewer does not have the fact, it would have been better to have the opposing stories. I would have expected some exaggeration and some made up stories not to this extent.

[@user-rn9sv6ls6l]

1. The postponement of the election during the Covid was done by the parliament 2. Tplf contol Tigray and attack the northern command. The war was against TPLF. 3. Even before the war started rape was a major problem in Tigray. Tigray women group demonstrated before the war. Once the prison in Tigray was broken tens of thousands of prisoners escape the crime not only rape exploded. The Ethiopian army was very disciplined. 2. The infrastructure was destroyed by TpLF that is the truth, The rebel killed technicians sent to repair power and telecommunications lines. Also blow bridges and area was inaccessible. 3. Africans know how a rebel group work. They intimidate and FORCE civilian population to go to war. TPLF instituted a rule, if you want to live in Tigray, a family has to contribute a son or daughter. How inhumane could be to force a family? 4. There was reports of killings by Eritrean forces after a small group of Tplf youth attacked them. This needs to be investigated. I want to see any genocide be investigated. 5. The US government knows what happens in Tigray never called the war a genocide. 6. The land Tplf called western Tigray, was taken from Amhara inhabitants forcibly displace them and resettled Tplf fighters so 30 years ago. Look at the map of Tigray before 1993. 7. The majority of Ethiopians know the difference between Tplf and Tigrayans. The Ethiopian defense minister including many high ranking officials are Tigrayan. Most tigrayans lived in peace in Addis during the war. I hate rebel groups in Africa around the world. They meant to fight and force their interest on local population, use the population for supplies and force recruitment as young as 10 years old to the jungle. The tactic of Tplf should be investigated and the perpetrators should come to justice. Once Tplf force was on verge of defeat it signed a peace treaty with the government now the leaders are free. I could list hundred of falsehoods in her narration. Some of her narratives are meant for immigration officers but they know the truth and have better information.

[@user-rj7ei6ji3u]

ኣብ ትግራይ ወያነ ብስምባደን ብወለዐቶ 1 ሚልዮን ዘይተማህሩ ህጻናት ኣብ ሓዊ የእቲ ኣቕቲላቶም ኢያ። እዚ ካኣ ወያነ ክምስገን ይግበኦኦ ኢዩ።