“We Will Erase You from This Land”
Crimes Against Humanity and Ethnic Cleansing in Ethiopia’s Western Tigray Zone
Tigray Conflict
In November 2020 the Ethiopian government began military operations in the Tigray region against the region’s ruling party, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front. Civilian structures in towns in Tigray, including hospitals, schools, factories, and businesses, were shelled, looted and destroyed by Ethiopian federal forces and regional militias, and by Eritrean armed forces. The fighting and continued restrictions on humanitarian access forced more than two million people to flee their homes, with thousands fleeing into Sudan, and left at least 2.3 million in need of assistance.
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Ethiopia: Airstrike on Camp for Displaced Likely War Crime
Dozens of Civilians Killed, Injured in Northernwestern Tigray
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Ethiopia: Returned Tigrayans Detained, Abused
Saudi Arabia Should Stop Deporting Tigrayan Migrants to Ethiopia
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Ethiopia: New Wave of Atrocities in Western Tigray
International Investigations, Access to Detainees Key to Deter Further
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Statement at Interactive Dialogue with the International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia
50th session of the UN Human Rights Council
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EU Should Press Ethiopia for Tangible Rights Progress
Government Should Ensure Access to Aid; End Arbitrary Detentions
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Crimes against Humanity and Ethnic Cleansing in Ethiopia’s Western Tigray Zone
Q&A on New Report: "We Will Erase You from This Land"
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Ethiopia: Crimes Against Humanity in Western Tigray Zone
Immediate Humanitarian Access, Protection of Communities Key
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Ethiopia: Airstrike on Camp for Displaced Likely War Crime
Dozens of Civilians Killed, Injured in Northernwestern Tigray
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Ethiopia’s Warring Parties Should End Attacks on Women, Girls
Destruction of Health Care, Blocking of Aid, Further Harms Survivors of Rape
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Ethiopia: Returned Tigrayans Detained, Abused
Saudi Arabia Should Stop Deporting Tigrayan Migrants to Ethiopia
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Ethiopia: New Wave of Atrocities in Western Tigray
International Investigations, Access to Detainees Key to Deter Further
