Ethiopia's Tigray Region Slow to Recover

 World Politics Review published on 12 September 2024 an article titled "Two Years Later, Tigray's Post-War Recovery Still Hasn't Begun" by Fred Harter, freelance journalist based in Addis Ababa.

The humanitarian situation in Tigray Region remains dire and no agreement has been reached on the future of Western Tigray, which remains under the control of Amhara militia.  Eritrean troops are still inside Tigray's border.  Tigray faces a political crisis with rival Tigray People's Liberation Front factions jostling for power.

Attacks on Eritrean Refugees in Tigray Region

 Human Rights Watch published on 16 September 2021 a report titled "Ethiopia: Eritrean Refugees Targeted in Tigray."

The detailed account by Human Rights Watch indicates that the Eritrean government and Tigrayan militia forces have committed killings, rape, and other grave abuses against Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia's Tigray Region.  Eritrean forces also targeted Tigrayans living in communities surrounding the Eritrean refugee camps.