Teklehaymanot G. Weldemichel

@tekgw.bsky.social

Lecturer in Environment and Development at @GlobalDevInst (Pre) Asso. Prof. of Human Geography, @NTNU. Tigrayan, I write about #TigrayGenocide and more.

Across Africa, health aid is being weaponized to secure mining deals & health data for US corporations. This extortion reveals that the emperor has no new clothes & must be countered by global outrage supporting African countries in standing against these exploitative bilateral health agreements!

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In a new podcast episode with the @niodamsterdam.bsky.social, my friend @annevanmourik.bsky.social and I discuss the #TigrayGenocide and the systematic assault on the Tigrayan womb — both metaphorically and literally —through rape and,

NIOD@niodamsterdam.bsky.social · 3mo ago

#PODCAST | What is happening in Tigray? @annevanmourik.bsky.social speaks with @tekgw.bsky.social (@manchester.ac.uk) about the evidence that Ethiopia committed genocide in Tigray, and (the lack of) academic freedom to publish on it. 🎧 Listen in any podcast platform or go here: edu.nl/qaxbb

“What happens when atrocities go unnoticed, unpunished, or even tacitly accepted? Impunity does not end violence; it perpetuates it… [A]ctive war has flared up again in Tigray in 2026. This has raised the prospect of a renewed full-scale siege. This is evidenced by recent drone attacks”

The Ethiopian government and its allies employed four major tactics to create a "zone of invisibility" - a deliberate effort to obscure what was happening:
• communication shutdowns
• restrictions on journalists and humanitarian agencies
• physical blockades that limited access to information and evidence
• and narratives that reframed the Tigrayan population as legitimate targets of violence.
These measures allowed atrocities to unfold with limited external scrutiny.
Teklehaymanot G. Weldemichel@tekgw.bsky.social · 6mo ago

How did Ethiopia get away with the mass murder of close to a million Tigrayans? In my latest piece for @theconversation.com, I examine the tactics the Ethiopian regime and its allies used to conceal the genocide in Tigray, and evade accountability. theconversation.com/how-to-get-a...

How did Ethiopia get away with the mass murder of close to a million Tigrayans? In my latest piece for @theconversation.com, I examine the tactics the Ethiopian regime and its allies used to conceal the genocide in Tigray, and evade accountability. theconversation.com/how-to-get-a...

How to get away with mass murder: 4 tactics Ethiopia used to hide Tigray atrocities from the world

The violence in Tigray was structured, targeted and sustained.

theconversation.com

The Tigray crisis remains largely invisible to the world. "Factors such as race and the peripherality of the region made the Tigray conflict a blind spot in global geopolitics. But these explanations are not sufficient." In @uk.theconversation.com by @tekgw.bsky.social: bit.ly/4qvJzux

How to get away with mass murder: 4 tactics Ethiopia used to hide Tigray atrocities from the world

The violence in Tigray was structured, targeted and sustained.

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The TESCREALists I wrote about (Goertzel), teaming up with pedophiles (Epstein), experimenting on five million Ethiopian children through "digital IDs" which they want for harvesting data to train "AI." My worlds colliding in the worst way.

And when you thought you had seen every horror in the world, along comes this. During the Bosnia war, I often travelled down Sarajevo’s “sniper alley” but only heard bullets pinging off my armor-plated vehicle & suffered cracked windows. Unprotected locals were not so lucky. READ: aje.io/uuig6e

Italy probes Sarajevo ‘sniper safaris’: What were they, who was involved?

According to a lawsuit, participants would be flown from Italy to Bosnia where they would pay to shoot people.

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Travesty lies in the fact that Abiy now appears to be using the TPLF faction’s alleged ties with Eritrea as a pretext to further isolate & besiege what remains of Tigray — despite his own open alliance with the Eri regime to turn Tigray into a wasteland tghat.com/2025/08/03/t...

Tigray as a Death World: Frantz Fanon, colonialism, and the limits of liberation struggles

Ethiopia’s relationship with its constituent peripheries and Tigray in particular can without any doubt be described as colonial—a peculiar example of internal colonialism, in the sense that it is not...

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🇪🇹 #Ethiopia La famine créée comme instrument de guerre. "Famine in #Tigray was not an outcome of war. It was the result of policies – a siege, economic blockade and obstruction of aid – designed to destroy civilian life." by @tekgw.bsky.social and Birhan Mezgbo theconversation.com/starvation-a...

Starvation as a weapon of war: how Ethiopia created a famine in Tigray

Famine was weaponised as part of a broader campaign of destruction in Ethiopia’s Tigray region.

theconversation.com

Genocide resumes, reads this weekend's cover of @thecontinent.org, as El Fasher falls to the Rapid Support Forces after a year long siege. Gruesome images of their killing spree that is estimated to have killed thousands, make the rounds. What Sudanese activists warned would happen is playing out.

Cover of this weekend's The Continent newspaper 

"Genocide resumes in Darfur as Sudan tears apart"Screenshot of article by Khalid Elwalid in Khartoum

"Sudan's split in two is now complete."

Satellite imagery depicting destruction and possible dead included