Violencia sexual como arma de guerra en Etiopía
In this episode of Wars That Don't Pay, @UnderPeriodismo and Amnesty International explain the conflict in Ethiopia. Armed groups, the Ethiopian army, and Eritrean forces are razing entire villages, executing civilians, and using torture and sexual violence against women and girls as weapons of war. The country is experiencing famine, and 21 million people are in need of humanitarian aid. 📺 Have you seen the other episodes? Tell us in the comments what you thought of the series and if you'd like to see more content like this.

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