Tigray Displaced Families Fear Renewed War as Hopes of Going Home Fade
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In Abi Adi, families from Western Tigray, including Setit Humera, have lived for years in a former high school that was meant as temporary shelter; Tewolde said children are growing up there with no return date. Renewed fighting has weakened hopes four years after the November 2022 Pretoria agreement between Ethiopia’s federal government and the TPLF, which ended a two-year war estimated to have killed 500,000 people and displaced millions. Western Tigray remains disputed after Amhara forces took control during the war.
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