9/10
Strengthening legal frameworks& ensuring access to justice for survivors sexual violence in conflict zones is critical. This includes holding perpetrators accountable.
#Justice4TigrayanWomenAndGirls
@justice4tigray.bsky.social
@tmrra5533.bsky.social
addisstandard.com/the-unfinish...

8/10
Collaboration between government bodies, civil society, & international organizations is crucial to effectively addressing the multifaceted needs of women in post-conflict.
#Justice4TigrayanWomenAndGirls
@ge1solomon.bsky.social
@hrw.org
addisstandard.com/the-unfinish...

7/10
Expanding access to emergency medical care & mental health support for survivors of conflict-related violence is essential to rebuilding their well-being
#Justice4TigrayanWomenAndGirls
#UpholdPretoriaAgreement
@tekgw.bsky.social
@sesenbahita.bsky.social
addisstandard.com/the-unfinish...

6/10
Initiatives that support women’s economic empowerment, such as skills training &livelihood programs, can help them rebuild their lives &contribute to their recovery.
#Justice4TigrayanWomenAndGirls.
@unwomen.bsky.social
@profmulugeta.bsky.social
addisstandard.com/the-unfinish...

5/10
Establishing safe spaces& community-based solutions, such as gender violence prevention training& awareness campaigns, can create protective environments for women.
#Justice4TigrayanWomenAndGirls
@unwomen.bsky.social
@dawitawramba.bsky.social
addisstandard.com/the-unfinish...

4/10
Ensuring women’s voices are included in policy-making and peace negotiations is necessary for addressing their specific needs and fostering long-term peace.
@hrw-fr.bsky.social
@who.int
#Justice4TigrayanWomenAndGirls
#UpholdPretoriaAgreement
addisstandard.com/the-unfinish...

3/10
@tmrra5533.bsky.social will create burden reduction mechanisms to assist society by providing capacity building training and case management activities to stakeholders working with women and girls who have experienced GBV.
@irobanina.bsky.social
#Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls

2/10
@tmrra5533.bsky.social
which was established to prevent sexual and gender based violence against women and girls in Tigray, and to support the victims and guarantee their lasting recovery is looking for secured budget.
@tdrfund.bsky.social
@lmaepa.bsky.social
#Justice4TigraysWomenAndGirls

10/10
Empowering women as leaders in peace processes ensures that their unique perspectives on conflict resolution and community recovery are integrated, leading to more sustainable outcomes.
@justice4tigray.bsky.social
#UpholdPretoriaAgreement addisstandard.com/the-unfinish...

For everything in Tigray, Abbink uses a single investigation (JIT 2021) conducted in the presence of govt handlers and soldiers, during a time when the people being interviewed lived under military occupation by the alleged perpetrators, before the conflict was even halfway over.
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Abbink, on the other hand casually dismisses the genocide in Tigray by repeating a well-worn argument based on a handful of posts on the first night of the war. We agree that these posts were, at best, premature. After a mountain of evidence, the point becomes moot.
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The contributors to the report were legal and human rights experts with decades of experience. They based their analysis on publicly available evidence. They did not get their information from social media and are eminently more qualified than Abbink to issue this opinion.
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