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Tigrean International Solidarity for Justice and Democracy is born out of anger and frustration over the injustice and lack of democracy in Ethiopia.

The purpose of the organization shall be:

To promote Peace, Democracy, Justice and Respect for Civil and Human Rights in Ethiopia.

To facilitate dialogue among Ethiopians of diverse backgrounds to work together to prevent conflicts.

To defend individuals who are victims of government repression, harassment, and torture because of their political views, religious beliefs, and Ethnic background.

To encourage members of the Tigrean community in the Diaspora to participate in the socio-economic, education and development in Ethiopia.

Fail to spell your name properly, someone will misspell it for you and you will have no one to blame but yourself

Mitiku Adisu 02/01/2006

Ras Alula Abba Nega: An Ethiopian and African Hero 01/24/2006 By Ghelawdewos Araia

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS: Questions on Treason Charges By Prof. Tecola Hagos 01/14/2006

CAN your STATE make you free? By: Tekue W.W. Christchurch New Zealand 01/14/2006

UNITED ACTION TO CHALLENGE INJUSTICE

By: Tekue W.W. Christchurch New Zealand

Wrong is Dead Wrong on HOrn of AfricalBrothers

Ghelawdewos Araia 12/21/2005

Education for Tolerance: Sustainable Dialogue for Human Dignity

By Ghelawdewos Araia Ph.D 12/14/2005

Tolerance at state level is indeed important but change of attitude or behavioral modification at all levels is crucial in order to meaningfully employ tolerance as part of respective cultures

LEADERSHI AS PERSONAL CHARACTER

The Deep Foundation of leadership

By Tekue W.W. Christchurch NewZealand 11/28/2005

I nside the world of SOCRATES and PLATO

By Tekue W.W. Christchurch New Zealand 11/28/2005

Beyond Sadness and Grief 11/15/2005

By: Asegedech Mekonnen
The vocal Diaspora is not part of the solution.  The economic 'boycott' of individuals that are believed to be supporters of the ruling party started a year back in Washington, DC, the capital of the Ethiopian Diaspora.  It is sad that this economic boycott and a call to break the long held tradition of self help and social attachment is being promoted as a means of struggle in our country

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