Selam Assefa

ዝፈትወኪን መቃሊስተይ እሕዋተይ ኣዴታተይ ዂለክን ዋዕሮታት ትግራይእንዃዕ ንባዕሊ ኣሸንዳ ኣብፀሐኪን 🥰🌺🌺 @freweyni_ @Zewdiabraha12 @TDFfikir @Lwam2324 @HlafitT @Heav_en1 @RouhanaMarie @FirozFa1 @GFenkil @GalGebru19 @NatsnetTigray1 @Aluma_GM @AzebAz6 @Tigr

Around 200 migrant workers in Saudi Arabia are reportedly facing execution,and 8 were already executed yesterday. This is urgent. The international community cannot stay silent.@UNHCR and @hrw must act now to protect these lives. #HumanRights #SaveMigrantsInSaudi @UN_SaudiArabia

⚖️ The legal concern remains unchanged: Under the Intl. Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the death penalty must be limited to the “most serious crimes.” Drug-related offences-especially nonviolent cases,do not meet this threshold. @UN_SPExperts @ hrw.org/news/2026/04/2…

Sexual violence in conflict is prosecutable under international law. It may constitute: • war crimes • crimes against humanity • genocide (depending on evidence of intent) The legal frameworks exist. The question is whether they will be applied. @IntlCrimCourt @UN_HRC @UN

Civil society organizations play a critical role in supporting survivors. #Justice4TigrayWomenAndGirls #JusticeForTigray #NameItGenocide #IWD2026 @UN_HRC @UNHumanRights @UN_Women @endrapeinwar @unwomenafrica @UN_CSW @UNHumanRightsEU @FCDOHumanRights @IntlCrimCourt

📢 Delays in access and evidence preservation do not prevent accountability. They complicate it — and often widen its reach. #UniversalJurisdiction #EndImpunity #CrimesAgainstHumanity #WarCrimes @Keir_Starmer @vonderleyen @antonioguterres @volker_turk @Hili1421

Under the Genocide Convention, the duty to prevent includes monitoring risk and protecting vulnerable populations. Access is part of prevention. Visit. Listen. Report. Act. #DutyToPrevent #AUSummit @UN @antonioguterres @GiorgiaMeloni @_AfricanUnion @ymahmoudali @

Under the Genocide Convention, the duty to prevent includes monitoring risk and protecting vulnerable populations. Access is part of prevention. Visit. Listen. Report. Act. #DutyToPrevent #AUSummit @UN @antonioguterres @GiorgiaMeloni @_AfricanUnion @ymahmoudali

When official assurances collapse, institutional reliance must be reviewed. That is accountability — not blame. #GenocideConvention #EndImpunity @UNHumanRights @UN @ItalyMFA_int @NLatEU @GermanyDiplo @NetherlandsMoFA @Lwam2324

📢 Accountability for atrocity crimes does not depend on political comfort. It depends on law. #ICC #UniversalJurisdiction #DutyToPrevent #Tigray @antonioguterres @ymahmoudali @vonderleyen @Keir_Starmer @Hili1421

When access is restricted, impunity thrives. When leaders show up, deterrence strengthens. Visit. Listen. Report. Act. #DutyToPrevent #UNHumanRights #AUSummit @UN @antonioguterres @GiorgiaMeloni @_AfricanUnion @ymahmoudali @

Isaiah Afwerki has lost his capacity and his internal system has collapsed, and the system of murder and violence he has built around his personal rule is beginning to collapse from within, w/c threatens to destabilize the wider region. #TransnationalRepression #BlueRevolution

አብ ወርሕ 2/14 2024 ትግራይ ገሸ ነረ ሽዑ ሽሞም ፀሪሐ አዞም አግባዝ አባጋግሰኦም ተማሳሳል እ’ዩሞ ከዶም ከዶም መደቀስኦም አብ መደመር ኸይኮን ይታሓሰበሉ እለ አብ FB post ገረ ነረ ሎም ድሕር 4 ዓመትሐዊና አቤል ደግምዋ! ንነገሩ እታይ ገደሸን

Understanding Eritrea Martin Plaut Understanding Eritrea is a nonfiction book that explores the political system, history, and social reality of Eritrea. Martin Plaut examines how the country developed after independence in 1993 and how its leadership, under President Isaias Afwerki, created a highly centralized and tightly controlled state. The book explains that the government justifies strict control by pointing to past wars, national security, and the need for unity, but this has led to severe limits on political freedom, media, and civil society. A central theme of the book is the system of indefinite national service. Originally presented as a short period of service for national defense and development, it became open-ended for many citizens, shaping the economy and daily life. Young people often spend years in military or state-assigned roles with low pay and limited choice. Plaut describes how this has contributed to widespread frustration and has pushed many Eritreans to leave the country, creating a large diaspora. The book also reflects on isolation. Eritrea has had tense relations with neighbors and a difficult relationship with international institutions. Limited press freedom and restricted access for journalists and researchers mean that much of the country’s reality is hidden from the outside world. Plaut uses testimonies, reports, and historical context to piece together a picture of governance, security structures, and the lived experience of ordinary people. Another important reflection is resilience. Despite hardship, Eritrean society shows strong community bonds, cultural pride, and endurance. The book does not only focus on repression; it also highlights the legacy of the independence struggle, the value placed on sovereignty, and the complexity of national identity. Overall, Understanding Eritrea reflects the tension between security and freedom, state power and individual rights, isolation and global connection. It invites readers to think critically about how history, leadership, and geopolitics can shape a nation’s path and the everyday lives of its citizens. @martinplaut #TransnationalRepression #BlueRevolution #NoMorePFDJTerror #RegimeChangeInEritrea

For over 30 years, Eritreans have lived under dictatorship that silences dissent, imprisons critics without trial,&forces thousands to flee each year. The #BlueRevolution is rising as a symbol of unity&resistance against oppression. #NoMorePFDJTerror #RegimeChangelnEritrea @hrw

This corroborates what victims, journalists, and NGOs have said since 2020: Eritrean forces were not rogue actors — they were integrated partners. #JusticeForTigray #HearHerCries #EndImpunity @GermanyDiplo @NetherlandsMoFA @ItalyUN_NY

Dialogue without return. Reconciliation without restitution. Peace without justice. That is not “confidence-building.” It is institutionalized impunity. The AU’s credibility depends on this line: Impunity is not neutrality. #WesternTigray @achpr_cadhp @AUC_PAPS @Atsu2427

We call on journalists, human rights defenders, and faith leaders to amplify the truth: denial does not erase suffering. Stand for life. #Tigray #NameItGenocide #EndStarvation @washingtonpost @nytimes @EWTN @BBCWorld @AJEnglish @AmnestyCIJ @

The Abiye government is seizing funds collected by young people to provide aid to starving populations in 146 IDP centers. This constitutes outright theft, accompanied by intimidation of young people for seeking humanitarian donations. It is deeply shameful that the world remains silent while life-saving efforts are suppressed, funds are stolen, and resources are redirected to purchase drones used in indiscriminate attacks on cities, hospitals, schools, and IDP camps. Where can such acts of genocide be formally reported? #UpholdPretoriaAgreement #BringBackHomeTheTigreanIDPs #Justice4TigrayGenocide @UNHumanRights @UN @Refugees @_AfricanUnion @SecMarcoRu7700 @USEmbassyAddis @ColemanUSAID @EU_Commission @EUCouncil @EUCouncilPress @DavidAltonHL @martinplaut @RAbdiAnalyst @ChefMuller222 @Danaity70

3/ More than 1,700 displaced civilians at Hitsats now face imminent risk without urgent food and medical assistance. Silence is killing them. @UN @UNHumanRights @UN_HRC @UNOSAPG @antonioguterres @volker_turk @UNICEF @Refugees @UN_Women @UNReliefChief addisstandard.com/over-1700-idps…

ህዝቢ ራያ ቃትልኹም ትጭርስዎ ትኾነ ንርእይ።በቃ እዙይ ናይ ሻዕብያ ተልአአኺ ጉጀለ ምንም ተኾነ አብ ራያ ምድሪ ቦታ የብሉይ ህዝቢ ራያ ምንም ተኾነ አይደልይኩምይ።ንፁሃንን ብምቅታል ድትከል መንግሥት የለይ፣ግን ንብዓት አዴታት ክትፈርድኩም እያ።