Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Despite the humanitarian ceasefire, Ethiopia is still obstructing the delivery of aid. Millions of people are starving; including hundreds of thousands of IDPs, as fraction of the needed aid has reached its destination. (Read More Here).
According to information, there have been cases of sexual assault as four men have reported that they have been raped at the IDP camp.
A media personality wrote:
“A UN-appointed team of investigators is still struggling for access to atrocity sites in Tigray and elsewhere. In a statement today, it hopes for “unhindered access without delay, so that it may visit sites and speak freely and privately with survivors, witnesses, and others.
“In meetings last week in Addis Ababa, the investigation team said it “reiterated its requests for access to areas relevant for its investigation.” But no indication of a decision by Ethiopian government.
“The investigation was announced by the UN Human Rights Council last December. It only has a one-year mandate, yet it still hasn’t yet gained access to key sites. The Ethiopian government opposed the creation of the investigation and tried to block its funding.
“The UN investigators had earlier asked for evidence to be submitted online at this site: https://t.co/QQIs4P8mGF
But as many have noted, Tigray is under a communications blockade, with phone networks largely shut down, so it’s unclear how Tigrayans can submit evidence.”
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