Ethiopia’s civil war in the Tigray region has left more than nine million people in a humanitarian crisis. The UN says all sides have committed grave abuses that may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. Journalist Lucy Kassa says she has witnessed the worst of humanity in covering the story and has been exiled for doing her job.
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