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.

6 months

Tigray Must Be Ready for the Worst

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

7 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

8 months

When Liberty Is Misused: Rethinking Tigray’s Democratic Path

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

9 months

Rethinking Independence: The Primacy of Human Capital

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

9 months

The Legal and Moral Case for Tigray’s Independence

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

10 months

Tigray’s Freedom Cannot Be Conditional on Democracy

Independence must come first

11 months

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

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

1 year