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This claim was also patently false, as Amnesty International had never spoken to the man. @geoffreyyork.bsky.social and I debunked it in a @theglobeandmail.com story at the time, but not before it spread on Twitter, and the innocent man was widely harassed.

Today, many still believe the theory.
Tigray conflict sparks a war of fake tweets and intense propaganda
The falsehoods have been fuelled by the government’s long-standing ban on media access to Tigray
www.theglobeandmail.com
November 20, 2024 at 10:26 AM
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Then #AmnestyusedTPLFsources emerged. Video of a Boston man, a Tigrayan activist re-enacting Axum massacre testimony, was coopted by government media, who claimed the man masqueraded as an Axum based priest and duped Amnesty Intl. Below: Ethiopia's Ambassador to the US tweeting the disinformation.
November 20, 2024 at 10:24 AM