Tigrinya Genocide

Examine the historical developments, political decisions and events that provide context for understanding the experiences of the Tigrinya population.

Present personal testimonies, documented experiences and the human consequences of policies and events affecting individuals, families and communities.

Document reported displacement, changes affecting communities, land ownership concerns and the experiences of people separated from their homes and villages.

Explore the historical, linguistic and cultural heritage of the Tigrinya-speaking population, including Ge'ez traditions, cultural institutions and community identity.

Examine documented reports concerning compulsory service, restrictions on freedom, living conditions and their social and economic consequences.

Examine the structure of political, military and security authority, including allegations concerning leadership decisions, institutional responsibility and the roles of individuals within the system.

Collect and examine relevant public statements, official declarations, speeches and documentary material. Each record should include its original source, date and context.

Examine the applicable principles of international law, including the legal definitions of genocide, crimes against humanity, persecution and other serious human rights violations.

Provide a structured archive of documents, reports, testimonies, photographs and other relevant materials, with clear references and source information.