War ignited by lack of accountability in Tigray

Amnesty International's report warns of a return to violence and violations in Ethiopia's Tigray region less than four years after the signing of the peace agreement, as new clashes erupt between Tigray forces and the Ethiopian National Defense Forces. The previous conflict led to widespread abuses, including killings, sexual assaults, and forced displacement, and the lack of thorough investigations and credible trials has allowed perpetrators to go unpunished. The organization highlights an increase in repressive measures within the region, such as restrictions on media freedom and forced conscription, and cautions that without justice, past violations are likely to recur. It calls on authorities to ensure the protection of civilians and to facilitate international monitoring.

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