Report of Joint Investigation Into Violations in Tigray
- Publisher:
- United Nations Human Rights
- Publication Date:
- 3 November 2021
- Tags:
- Ethiopia, Human Rights, International Organizations and Africa
Report of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC)/Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) Joint Investigation into Alleged Violations of International Human Rights, Humanitarian and Refugee Law Committed by all Parties to the Conflict in the Tigray Region of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.
Nobody Is Winning 'Reckless War' in Ethiopia - UN Rights Chief
- UN Rights Body Blames All Sides For Human Rights Abuses in Tigray Conflict
- Joint Statement On the Release of the OHCHR-EHRC Joint Investigation
- Tigray War Joint Investigation Says Crimes By All Parties May Amount to War Crimes
- Tigray Conflict Marked By 'Extreme Brutality,' Possible 'War Crimes'
- Tigray Conflict - Report Calls for Accountability for Violations and Abuses by All Parties
- End War Now Before It's Too Late for Ethiopians, UN Rights Chief Urges Fighters
Ethiopia Declares Emergency, Calls on Citizens to Defend Addis
- Govt Declares State of Emergency as Tigray Fighters Consider Marching on Addis Ababa
- 'Misguided' U.S. Plan to Suspended AGOA Privileges Affects 200,000 Low-Income Families - Govt
- U.S. Suspends Ethiopia's Duty-Free Access Over Tigray Violations
- UN Chief Extremely Concerned By Escalation of Violence in Ethiopia
- Tigray Fighters Claim Control of Major Northern Towns
- Details of Ethiopia's State of Emergency Proclamation
- A Perspective On the Ethiopian-U.S. Relationship After a Year of Conflict
- The Three Key Mistakes UN Must Avoid in Search for Peace in Ethiopia
- Decades of Progress Gone in One Year - Tigray's Healthcare System Has Been Destroyed
What Ethiopia Needs to Move Towards Peace
- How to Build Peace in Ethiopia - 'We Need to Be Brave ... Look at Our Past, And Engage With It Honestly' - CONVERSATION
- AUDIO: What Ethiopia Needs to Move Towards Peace CONVERSATION
- Ethnic Tigrayans Have Been Forcibly Disappeared - Human Rights Watch
- Number of Civilians Displaced After Tigrayan Forces' Attacks In Afar State Approaching 100, 000 - Report
- The Dangerous Expansion of Ethiopia's Tigray War
- There Will Be No Winners in Addis Conflict
- U.S. Announces U.S.$149 Million More for Tigray
- Neither the Security Council Nor the AU Is Grasping the GERD Nettle
Calls for Backing of AU Peace Mission in Ethiopia
- International Community Should Back Obasanjo's Peace Mission - Report
- Ethiopia's Civil War - Cutting a Deal to Stop the Bloodshed
- ICRC President Calls for Humanity As Fighting Intensifies
- EU Must Hold Terrorist TPLF Accountable for Aid Blockade
- International Community's Silence Amounts to Green Lighting TPLF's Brutality
- Situation for Tigray's Population Grows More Desperate
- Some Western Media Blindly Propagate Terrorist TPLF's Propaganda
Ethiopian Government Airstrikes on Tigray Continue
- Ethiopian Government Airstrike Hits Tigray Regional Capital
- Tigray - UN Cancels Aid Flight Amid Airstrikes
- Ethiopia - Renewed Airstrikes Pummel Tigray Region
- Third Govt Airstrike Hits Capital of Tigray Region
- Surgical Operations Targeting Military Sites
- New Airstrike Hits Tigray's Capital
- Govt Admits Carrying Out Airstrikes in Mekelle
- New Army Strikes Kill Civilians in North, Rebels On the Move
- UN Chief 'Deeply Concerned' At Reported Air Strikes On Tigray Capital
- Military Airstrikes Kill 3 in Tigray Capital
- Tigray - One Thing the Warring Parties and Outside Powers Must Unite On
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Leading Army From Front Line - Minister
- Prime Minister 'Providing Leadership From Battlefield' - Govt Spokesperson
- Ethiopian Leader At Frontlines of Tigray Conflict As World Powers Call for Truce
- Peace Increasingly Elusive As Violence Escalates
- Humanitarian Aid Needed As Situation Deteriorates in Tigray - United Nations
- Civilians in Amhara Region Caught in Crossfire, Face Looming Humanitarian Crisis
- South Africa, Kenya Call for Ethiopian Ceasefire as Tigray Rebels Advance On Addis Ababa
- Germany, France, U.S. Urge Nationals to Leave, UN Evacuates Staff Family Members
- U.S. Envoy Concerned Military Developments in Ethiopia May Outpace Diplomacy
