Hayla wanted to be more specific so she began to explain the event: “First they locked me in a room and then raped me for four days on the base. They finally threw acid on my head”.

How did you managed to leave the place? I asked. “I don’t know, people helped me, I was unconscious,” she replied. “I appeared on the road, the Eritreans had thrown me there, like an animal”. “The migrants saw me and helped me,” she said.

Were there other women with you? There were about 60 women of all ages," she replied. 60? I asked again, the number had shocked me and I wanted to make sure I had heard correctly. "Yes, 60, six o'," Sister Mulu replied.

What happened with them? I asked. Hayla replied "I don't know because I was separated in a room".

The young woman said during the interview, in tears, “I can’t rest at night because it always hurts and itches so much”.

Hayla needs to undergo plastic surgery which she cannot afford due to lack of money, her days are agony, she is burdened with these wounds that prevent her from sleeping and also with psychological trauma.

Although she lives in the custody of Mekele’s women’s affairs office, lack of resources and budget prevent her from receiving psychological care.

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The genocidal war criminal of the Ethiopian government, Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹, and the IRA of Tigray, President Tadesse Werede, are the responsible parties for the escalation of the humanitarian catastrophe affecting over 2.8 million IDPs in Tigray despite the peace agreement signed.

Migrants Fleeing War-Torn #Tigray Face Kidnappings, Death Yosef and his friends boarded a boat to Yemen. It capsized; only 56 of nearly 200 survived. Yosef was not among them. “His parents are devastated,” his uncle said. “They can’t express their sorrow.”apnews.com/article/ethiop…

.U.S. Embassy Addis, honoring people like Debebe Eshetu as "cultural icons" and "advocates for African voices" is a cruel joke of the century. In Tigray, he will be remembered for his hatred, genocidal rhetoric, and the dehumanization of #Tigrayans. The genocidal war on Tigray was

The U.S. Embassy Addis tribute to Debebe Eshetu is profoundly insensitive. While acknowledging artistic contributions is one thing, erasing the darker reality of an individual’s role in fueling mass violence is another. Debebe Eshetu was not merely an artist and actor; 1/5

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By honoring him without acknowledging this context, the Embassy sends a dangerous message: that the United States is willing to sanitize the legacies of individuals who incited hate, as long as they also achieved cultural recognition. This selective memory dishonors 3/5

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