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Ethiopia

Archaeological Map

Country Overview

Addis Herald

Targeted Groups
Perpetrators
Alert Status
Genocide Stage(s)

  • Tigrayans

  • Amhara

  • Oromos

  • Somali Refugees

  • Ethiopian Military Forces

  • Eritrean Military Forces

  • Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF)

  • Oromo Liberation Army (OLA)

  • Fano Militia

Warning
Stage 3: Discrimination, Stage 5: Organization, Stage 10: Denial

Details

There has been no accountability in the aftermath of the Tigrayan Genocide during Ethiopia's 2020-2022 civil war. Today, amidst rising tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea, many fear a violent escalation. Furthermore, persecution of Tigrayans continues with arbitrary detentions and restrictions on movement. State-sanctioned violence against people in the Amhara and Oromo regions, alongside active conflict with the OLA and the Fano Militia, pose additional threats to civilians.

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Page last updated:
04/29/2026

Resources

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Could fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray trigger a wider conflict? | Inside Story - Al Jazeera

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Starving Tigray: How Armed Conflict and Mass Atrocities Have Destroyed an Ethiopian Region’s Economy and Food System and Are Threatening Famine - World Peace Foundation

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UN Security Council: End Inaction on Ethiopia - Human Rights Watch

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