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Young men in Tigray, Ethiopia, are leaving the region due to fears of forced recruitment amid rising political and military tensions. Reports indicate that Tigrayan authorities have forcibly recruited civilians, including minors, since April. The ongoing humanitarian crisis and unresolved issues from the Pretoria Agreement contribute to the anxiety among young people, prompting some to flee to safer areas.
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Young men in Tigray, Ethiopia, are leaving the region due to fears of forced recruitment amid rising political and military tensions. Reports indicate that Tigrayan authorities have forcibly recruited civilians, including minors, since April. The ongoing humanitarian crisis and unresolved issues from the Pretoria Agreement contribute to the anxiety among young people, prompting some to flee to safer areas.
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Young men flee Tigray amid fears of forced recruitment
Young Men Leave Tigray Amid Concerns of Forced Recruitment