Duke Burbridge
@burbridgeduke.bsky.social
Former peacebuilder. Father of kind kids, son & grandson of fierce women, student of marginalized geniuses. Pro-immigrant. Mostly focused on Tigray. Board advisor for @hpn4tigray.bsky.social
The third recommendation is also complicated:
☑️Convene a donor conference to develop a new humanitarian response plan in a fully transparent way with input from local stakeholders that reflect groups who are in particular need of support.
☑️Convene a donor conference to develop a new humanitarian response plan in a fully transparent way with input from local stakeholders that reflect groups who are in particular need of support.
June 3, 2025 at 7:38 PM
The third recommendation is also complicated:
☑️Convene a donor conference to develop a new humanitarian response plan in a fully transparent way with input from local stakeholders that reflect groups who are in particular need of support.
☑️Convene a donor conference to develop a new humanitarian response plan in a fully transparent way with input from local stakeholders that reflect groups who are in particular need of support.
The second recommendation is more complicated:
☑️Convene a second cessation of hostilities conference to negotiate the return of land stolen from displaced Tigrayans.
NOT a national dialogue. Everyone doesn't need to talk. This is about stolen land and illegal occupation.
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☑️Convene a second cessation of hostilities conference to negotiate the return of land stolen from displaced Tigrayans.
NOT a national dialogue. Everyone doesn't need to talk. This is about stolen land and illegal occupation.
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June 3, 2025 at 7:38 PM
The second recommendation is more complicated:
☑️Convene a second cessation of hostilities conference to negotiate the return of land stolen from displaced Tigrayans.
NOT a national dialogue. Everyone doesn't need to talk. This is about stolen land and illegal occupation.
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☑️Convene a second cessation of hostilities conference to negotiate the return of land stolen from displaced Tigrayans.
NOT a national dialogue. Everyone doesn't need to talk. This is about stolen land and illegal occupation.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
I make three urgent recommendations in the report:
The first recommendation is simple.
☑️Keep food aid going to avoid starvation.
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I make three urgent recommendations in the report:
The first recommendation is simple.
☑️Keep food aid going to avoid starvation.
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June 3, 2025 at 7:38 PM
RECOMMENDATIONS
I make three urgent recommendations in the report:
The first recommendation is simple.
☑️Keep food aid going to avoid starvation.
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I make three urgent recommendations in the report:
The first recommendation is simple.
☑️Keep food aid going to avoid starvation.
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5⃣ The same is true for medicine. There were only two IDP hosting sites (out of 675) reporting that medicine was available and affordable to IDPs. Chronic conditions or even common ones can be lethal without medicine.
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June 3, 2025 at 7:38 PM
5⃣ The same is true for medicine. There were only two IDP hosting sites (out of 675) reporting that medicine was available and affordable to IDPs. Chronic conditions or even common ones can be lethal without medicine.
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4⃣ When IDPs are sick, they cannot get help. Access to medical care is improving at a glacial pace in Tigray. It is still largely inaccessible due to scarcity of resources, medicine, and basic equipment and supplies.
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June 3, 2025 at 7:38 PM
4⃣ When IDPs are sick, they cannot get help. Access to medical care is improving at a glacial pace in Tigray. It is still largely inaccessible due to scarcity of resources, medicine, and basic equipment and supplies.
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3⃣ Malaria and diarrhea are the greatest health fears for displaced people in Tigray, as well as malnutrition, persistent cough, skin infection, and cholera. These concerns are exacerbated by the lack of medicine and medical care.
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June 3, 2025 at 7:38 PM
3⃣ Malaria and diarrhea are the greatest health fears for displaced people in Tigray, as well as malnutrition, persistent cough, skin infection, and cholera. These concerns are exacerbated by the lack of medicine and medical care.
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