"The celebrations are beautiful, but we cannot be fully happy," says Aziza Moustafa, a Tigrayan woman who celebrates Ashenda, a traditional Ethiopian festival that cannot be celebrated in Sudan because of the massacres and repression of women.
2022/09/07/ethiopians-from-war-ravaged-tigray-celebrate-ashenda-holiday-in-sudan
2022/09/07/ethiopians-from-war-ravaged-tigray-celebrate-ashenda-holiday-in-sudan
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