Gidey Amare

Gidey is a dedicated public servant in the healthcare sector, with a strong commitment to community well-being. He is deeply engaged in public advocacy and writes incisive critiques on the ongoing humanitarian and political crises in Tigray caused by the devastating Tigray war.

Can a People’s Pact Heal a War of Elites?

Reconcile to prosper, or perish.

5 months

Tigray Must Be Ready for the Worst

Unrelenting aggression leaves deterrence as Tigray’s sole guarantee of survival

6 months

Why Transitional Justice for Tigray is a Fiction

A policy sold as reform entrenches the federal government’s control over the investigation of crimes it’s accused of committing

7 months

When Liberty Is Misused: Rethinking Tigray’s Democratic Path

A fractured discourse risks undoing Tigray’s fragile post-war democratic hopes.

8 months

Rethinking Independence: The Primacy of Human Capital

Why Tigray’s true independence begins with the power of its people.

8 months

The Legal and Moral Case for Tigray’s Independence

International law compels action when states commit atrocities against their own people

9 months

Tigray’s Freedom Cannot Be Conditional on Democracy

Independence must come first

10 months

Ethiopia’s Hollow Peace: Tigray Can’t Afford Submission

A dangerous slogan is disarming Tigrayans in the face of renewed threats.

12 months