Ethiopia: Tigray Forces Summarily Execute Civilians
UN Rights Body Should Create International Inquiry into War Crimes
![The shallow grave of an unidentified person killed during fighting in the village of Chenna, in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. Residents said it was dug in early September 2021 after Tigrayan fighters left the area. © 2021 Tom Gardner](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/media_2021/12/202112EME_Tigray_Ethiopia_main.jpg?h=1b6b5d13&itok=sZkXWfWG)
UN Rights Body Should Create International Inquiry into War Crimes
‘The lack of consequences for the crimes committed in Tigray has made it easier for warring parties to commit further atrocities.’
Concrete, Urgent Council Action Needed
Urgently Allow Entry of Food, Medicine; Support International Investigations
Inciting Rhetoric, Sweeping Emergency Regulations Fuel Abuses
Joint Report Calls for Further Accountability in Widening Tigray Conflict
UN Security Council, Regional Bodies, Other Countries Should Also Target Rights Abusers
Need for Urgent Protection, Assistance; Thousands Still Missing
Discriminatory Arrests, Detentions, Business Closures in Addis Ababa
Human Rights Council Should Adopt Resolution on Abuses in Tigray
Secretary-General Should Press for a Sustained Crisis Response
UN Says 350,000 People in Tigray Starving, Millions More at Risk