Obeida Abdullah Khader Al-Louh, Banan Anis Mousa Al-Saloul, Adnan Bilal Adnan Kullab, Malik Anas Zakariya Al-Qan, Aya Mahmoud Ahmed Al-Harazin, Jinan Ahmed Naser Al-Ghurra, Mohammed Ahmed Khalil Jouda, Samir Mahmoud Salman Al-Orouqi, Ali Fadi Ali Al-Bayoumi, Sama Jihad Jamil Muqat, Wesam Mohammed Jamal Wishah, Ahmed Mahmoud Ismail Irhim, Mahmoud Rafiq Hussein Abu Al-Aish, Rakan Basel […]
Every genocide in history has had its foreign backers and profiteers. Prince Andrew, BP and the Tories of the APPGA should rightfully be seen no differently than the fascist sympathisers, industrialists and aristocrats that supported the Nazis.
To try to suppress the stories even though everyone knows what is going on speaks to a regime unburdened by any need to justify its own actions
In many ways, the situation in Tigray is not only devastatingly sad, but completely disheartening. Aid still can’t get through. The communications blackout is a conscious attempt to foreclose on solidarity, a war without photos.