#tplfmustgo

Amnesty International had no shame in taking photos that were from Ethiopia's election day and reusing them to perpetuate the false narrative that Ethiopian authorities were making arbitrary arrests targeting Tigrayans. The lies insinuating that people are being targeted due to their ethnicity is dangerous and is being done to vilify Ethiopia. The photographer, Amanuel Sileshi, even Tweeted at Amnesty International to remove the photos as they were being used with a false story.

Well known activist and TPLF sympathizer warned her followers against using self-incriminating photos of Tigraian child soldiers instead of condemning the use of child soldiers by the terrorist group.

Months ago, the interim mayor of Tigray revealed how the TPLF used false propaganda to wreak terror among the people of Tigray. The criminals and rapists who were wreaking such havoc across the region were organized and initiated by the TPLF and were told to pose as Eritrean troops. As the TPLF fled, they distributed condoms—even to elderly women at churches—saying that Eritrean troops were coming to rape them, and they did this with the aim of terrorizing the population and angering the youth to take action and revenge. Why did they do this? Initially, the people did not believe in the war and would not mobilize to fight in it.

Recruiting child soldiers is a war crime, and the TPLF is recruiting thousands of them. Why has the international community yet to condemn the TPLF for this?

Did you know that back in December 2020, in a public meeting held with the Interim Tigray Administration, the people explained how thousands of prisoners were released by the TPLF to commit atrocious crimes against the people in Tigray? This was done with no regard to the safety and security of the society.

Digital Weyane has been using social media to distort the truth and orchestrate claims of genocide. Less than 24 hours after the TPLF attacked the Ethiopian National Defense Force's (ENDF) Northern Command on 4 November 2020, Digital Weyane immediately took to Twitter to amplify the false narrative that a genocide was happening in Tigray.

On June 18, 2021, The Breakfast Club aired an interview where TPLF disinformation and the false narrative being spread about Eritrea and the Horn of Africa was debunked.

CEO of Tigray Media House (TPLF media), Alula Solomon, admits that TMH has been the major news supplier for AP, CNN and BBC coverage of Tigray. This explains the bias, and why the international media is ignoring the TPLF's crimes and atrocities.