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  • Pregnant and Abandoned: The Plight of Tigray’s Displaced Mothers

    Pregnant and Abandoned: The Plight of Tigray’s Displaced Mothers

    On September 24, 2025, the Commission of Inquiry on Tigray Genocide released a special report documenting the plight of internally displaced persons (IDPs) sheltered across 92 sites in Tigray. Among the many voices featured were Helen and Maryamawit (pseudonyms), whose Read More …

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“The Eritrean army massacred so many in Mariam Shewito,”
Senait says. “I saw nineteen bodies with my own eyes, all killed by
Eritrean troops.”
SenaitTsinta Megazine – Page 10
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ethiopia tigray conflict
The charred remaining of a T-72 tank lay on the road that connects Shiraro to Shire on October 12, 2024. The two-year war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region left hundreds of thousands people dead, more than one million still displaced and cost more than $20 billion in damage, until a peace deal in November 2022 ended the bloodshed. The war erupted in November 2020 when Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent the army to overthrow the leaders of the northern Tigray region, accusing their forces of attacking federal military bases. (Photo by Michele Spatari / AFP) (Photo by MICHELE SPATARI/AFP via Getty Images)
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Ed Vulliamy, a journalist who visited Camp Omarska in 1992, addresses Muslim and Croat survivors of wartime Serb-run detention camps at a rally in Omarska ,10 km east from Prijedor, August 6, 2006. The rally was held to commemorate the 14th anniversary of the revelation of death camps by British journalists in August 1992. Thousands of non-Serbs were tortured and murdered in three notorious camps in western Bosnia and several of their high-profile Serb commanders have been sentenced by the U.N. war crimes tribunal in The Hague for the atrocities committed there. REUTERS/Ranko Cukovic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)
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