Amnesty International says impunity for past abuses has left civilians vulnerable as fighting returns to Tigray.By Mohamed Ghulam MohammaduPublished On 6 Aug 20266 Aug 2026When Ethiopia’s federal government and Tigrayan forces signed the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement in November 2022, it appeared that one of Africa’s deadliest conflicts had finally come to an end.The guns fell silent, reconstruction began, and millions of Ethiopians hoped the postwar period would bring justice for atrocities committed during the conflict.Amnesty International argues that those hopes were never realised.Instead of investigating abuses documented by international and local human rights organisations, accountability efforts steadily unravelled. International…