Sara gidey

Dear @UN_News_Centre @UN_HRC @Refugees @ICRC_Africa @UNOCHA @WHO @UNOSAPG @hrw @EU_Commission @UN Recent escalations and renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia have sparked serious international concern over the safety of civilians in the Tigray region and surrounding areas. Humanitarian organizations, local health workers, and international bodies—including the World Health Organization—have raised alarms regarding the severe impact of ongoing military engagements on non-combatants. Reports highlight that recent clashes, shelling, and strikes have resulted in civilian casualties, including children, further straining an already fragile health and humanitarian infrastructure. The renewed conflict involving federal forces, regional factions, and other armed groups across northern Ethiopia has driven fresh waves of displacement, cutting off vulnerable populations from essential medical supplies, food, and basic services. United Nations officials and international monitors continue to emphasize the urgent need for civilian protection, unhindered humanitarian access, and a cessation of hostilities to prevent further loss of life. @selama777 #justice4TigrayGenocide