We also reaffirm our unwavering solidarity with the struggle to end this crisis and urge all concerned bodies and the international community to give this matter immediate attention.

Salsay Weyane Tigray
January 20, 2025
Me’qelle, Tigray

Tigrayan IDPs from crossing the Tekeze River has intensified the suffering of millions.
Salsay Weyane Tigray reiterates its urgent call upon the Ethiopian government to cease all anti-peace activities.

The renewed displacement of Tigrayans, including blind persons, from Western Tigray is a prime example of this callous disregard for human life. Furthermore, the government's training of armed militias under the guise of "Yetekeze Zeb" ("Tekeze's Guards") with the obvious intention of preventing...

Reports of widespread death & suffering due to hunger & disease are reaching alarming levels, sparking a global movement of "Yiakil", "Enough!", demanding an immediate end to this tragedy.

Instead of urgently addressing this crisis, the Ethiopian government has chosen to exacerbate the situation.

We demand an immediate halt to these repressive measures. We stand in unwavering solidarity with our beleaguered people and reiterate our urgent call upon all concerned parties to prioritize the immediate resolution of this humanitarian crisis.

Salsay Weyane Tigray
January 14, 2025
Me’qelle, Tigray

By actively hindering the IDPs from voicing their profound suffering, these organizations serve as tools in the TPLF's insidious attempts to silence dissent.

Salsay Weyane Tigray unequivocally condemns these subversive actions aimed at suppressing the legitimate grievances of the IDPs.

... are employed to sabotage these crucial demonstrations. This is clearly not a coincidence.

Alarmingly, some H. organizations, either knowingly or unknowingly, have become unwitting accomplices in this deplorable scheme.

However, this peaceful expression of their grievances is being suppressed. TPLF cadres, in collusion with the police force, are actively obstructing IDPs from participating in the rally.

Despicable tactics, such as disseminating false promises of food aid during the protest period,...

Their desperate pleas for an end to this humanitarian catastrophe have been met with deafening silence by the parties to the agreement and the international community.

In a powerful display of resilience, the IDPs are embarking on three days of continuous protests to amplify their voices.

We reiterate our call upon all concerned parties, including the 🇪🇹n gov't, the TIRA, the AU, and key observers like the EU and USA, to: listen to the plight of the millions of affected people, address the urgent humanitarian crisis, work diligently to implement the peace agreement.

Years of suffering, driven by the deliberate state policy to annihilate Tigrayans, have pushed our people to this point.

Salsay Weyane Tigray expresses its unwavering solidarity with our people.

We once again condemn these statements & practices, which are intended to delay the return of the constitutional administrative status quo ante, the withdrawal of the invaders,& the safe return of millions of Tigrayan internally IDP & refugees.

Salsay Weyane Tigray
Dec. 23, 2024
Me’qelle, Tigray

Salsay Weyane Tigray has previously issued statements condemning these actions.
The government appears to be deliberately pursuing these infractions to obstruct the peace process.

Furthermore, the statement included an announcement of awards to extremist armed settlers who perpetrated egregious atrocities in these areas.

This is not an isolated incident. Other federal institutions; communication service head & education ministry, have repeatedly used similar descriptions.

However, the 🇪🇹n gov't continues to respond not only with indifference but also with hostile statements that undermine the already fragile peace.
Recently, ENDF has employed unlawful nomenclature for the occupied territories of western Tigray, reflecting the terminology used by the invaders.

We urge these entities to end their neglect and renew their attention to Tigray’s plight.

We also appeal to the Tigrayan diaspora to intensify their diplomatic efforts and other peaceful means of struggle to alleviate both internal and external threats to the very existence of Tigray.

Against this backdrop, the previous scrutiny and periodic assessments by observers of the peace agreement seem to have diminished. Salsay Weyane Tigray is deeply concerned by the silence of relevant bodies and stakeholders in the face of these mounting challenges.