Solomon is one of the few first-hand witnesses who managed to leave Tigray at the earliest stage of the deadliest Tigray War.
He has managed to share with us his first account with emotions and without reservation, taking us through his incredibly difficult journey and his witnessing atrocities and war crime in Axum and throughout his journey in Tigray and Ethiopia.

Solomon is one of the few first-hand witnesses who managed to leave Tigray at the earliest stage of the deadliest Tigray War. He has managed to share with us his first account with emotions and without reservation, taking us through his incredibly difficult journey and his witnessing atrocities and war crime in Axum and throughout his journey in Tigray and Ethiopia.

Solomon is one of the few first-hand witnesses who managed to leave Tigray at the earliest stage of the deadliest Tigray War.
He has managed to share with us his first account with emotions and without reservation, taking us through his incredibly difficult journey and his witnessing atrocities and war crime in Axum and throughout his journey in Tigray and Ethiopia.&nbsp;

Episode 1: Solomon’s witnessing account with Silent Voices of Tigray

What if we knew then, what we knew today? Would it make any difference? 
Welcome to Silent Voices of Tigray. 
This podcast is organised in reflection of the ongoing war in Tigray since the end of  2020 with survivors sharing their impossible journey and their feelings. This is also done with much thought & consideration for their wellbeing & security.

Many survivors were left with agonising memories of execution, rape, concentration camps , starvation, subjugation to name the least. However  their story will touch, encourage many of us and lead us to the truth, most of all, to keep the promise of ‘never again’.
The truth must always be known and shared with future generations. Besides, It is our responsibility to ensure that this is recorded into history, won’t be erased but kept in our collective memory.

In this context, we organised series of episodes for you to follow:

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What if we knew then, what we knew today? Would it make any difference? Welcome to Silent Voices of Tigray. This podcast is organised in reflection of the ongoing war in Tigray since the end of 2020 with survivors sharing their impossible journey and their feelings. This is also done with much thought & consideration for their wellbeing & security. Many survivors were left with agonising memories of execution, rape, concentration camps , starvation, subjugation to name the least. However their story will touch, encourage many of us and lead us to the truth, most of all, to keep the promise of ‘never again’. The truth must always be known and shared with future generations. Besides, It is our responsibility to ensure that this is recorded into history, won’t be erased but kept in our collective memory. In this context, we organised series of episodes for you to follow:

What if we knew then, what we knew today? Would it make any difference? 
Welcome to Silent Voices of Tigray. 
This podcast is organised in reflection of the ongoing war in Tigray since the end of  2020 with survivors sharing their impossible journey and their feelings. This is also done with much thought &amp; consideration for their wellbeing &amp; security.

Many survivors were left with agonising memories of execution, rape, concentration camps , starvation, subjugation to name the least. However  their story will touch, encourage many of us and lead us to the truth, most of all, to keep the promise of ‘never again’.
The truth must always be known and shared with future generations. Besides, It is our responsibility to ensure that this is recorded into history, won’t be erased but kept in our collective memory.

In this context, we organised series of episodes for you to follow:

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Episode 1: Solomon’s witnessing account with Silent Voices of Tigray

Episode 1: Solomon’s witnessing account with Silent Voices of Tigray