The Tigray Genocide Research Commission has declared that the fourth anniversary of the Tigray Genocide will be observed in five cities across the region.

“When we remember the Tigray Genocide, it is a reminder that we are not only haunted by the atrocities of the past, but that we are still facing ongoing violence – Tigray Genocide Research Commission.

In today’s press release, Yemane Zeray, Commissioner of the Tigray Genocide Research Commission, stated that the commemoration of the Tigray Genocide was planned to be held last year but could not be held due to the mourning period for the heroes.

Commissioner Yemane Zeray emphasized that the genocide in Tigray should not be forgotten, and the world must be made aware of the grave injustices suffered by the people of Tigray.

The commemoration of the 4th anniversary of the Tigray Genocide serves as a stark reminder that we are not only dealing with past atrocities but also facing present challenges.

The first phase of the Tigray Genocide Commemoration focused on honoring the victims of the Tigray Genocide War and the Maykadra Massacre.

Commissioner Zeray stressed the importance of remembering the Tigray genocide and ensuring that justice is served in order to facilitate healing and recovery.

The upcoming second phase of the commemoration will take place in five cities, including Aksum, Adigrat, Shire, Maychow, and Mekelle, on November 28th, 29th, october1st, and 2nd, respectively.

Forums will be organized in each city under the theme ‘For the dignity of life and ensuring justice’ to pay tribute to the victims of the Tigray genocide and to seek solutions to the ongoing crisis.

Commissioner Yemane Zeray emphasized the importance of the commemoration in urging the world to acknowledge the genocide that occurred in Tigray.

He emphasized the need for museums to be established to preserve the memory of the genocide and prevent future atrocities. Additionally, he pledged to work tirelessly to ensure justice for the victims and to raise awareness globally.

Commissioner Yemane Zeray called on families of the victims, government officials, religious leaders, and concerned individuals to participate in the forums and share their perspectives.

Lastly, he urged the media and the diaspora to actively contribute to spreading awareness about the ongoing crisis in Tigray.