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[Digital Weyane]

[Digital Weyane]

Her Tigray face says it all.....

[( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)]

The Yemenis and Saudis don't like the color of your agame eyes.

[Digital Weyane]

HELP US PLEASE !!

[Digital Weyane]

DOWN DOWN WEYANE HUMAN TRAFFICKERS !!!

[Fiyameta]

This is the beginning of the end.

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[Digital Weyane]

A boat carrying Tegaru refugees arriving at Yemeni shore

[Digital Weyane]

[Digital Weyane]

Where are you UN?
Where are you Amnesty International?
Where are you Human Rights Watch?
Where are you World?
Tegaru Lives Matter too!!! We are humans !!

[LeeVanCliff]

Where is Halafi Adgi
Where is Asswash
Where is Abdelfezaz
Where is Present Wedi Wqro
Where is Justice BS
Where is Deki Arawit alcoholic junk
Where is Andertan
Where are the rest of Agames??
The only true and honest Agame is Digital Woyane.
He should be justice minister of Abay Tigray.

[( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)]

To put it mildly, none of them know that you agame exist.

Where are you UN?
Where are you Amnesty International?
Where are you Human Rights Watch?
Where are you World?
Tegaru Lives Matter too!!! We are humans !!

[pushkin]

Where is Halafi Adgi
Where is Asswash
Where is Abdelfezaz
Where is Present Wedi Wqro
Where is Justice BS
Where is Deki Arawit alcoholic junk
Where is Andertan
Where are the rest of Agames??
The only true and honest Agame is Digital Woyane.
He should be justice minister of Abay Tigray.

[Digital Weyane]

Here's why the plight of our Tegaru refugees in Yemen doesn't get the media coverage it so deserves. TEGARU LIVES MATTER !!!



Understanding the Mass Migration of Ethiopians into Yemen, with Adam Coogle

Ty Joplin
Published February 27th, 2020 - 07:26 GMT


Every hour of every day, media organizations make decisions of what they are going to focus their coverage on.

Journalists are given assignments or independently gather stories themselves. Editors sift through pitches and drafts, making sure to publish newsworthy happenings while throwing stories not deemed newsworthy away.

Executives and boards deciding the ‘brand’ and bend of the media outlet decide ultimately which stories get told and how they are framed through hiring decisions, articulated editorial leanings, and the occasional direct intervention into the editing process.

For-profit news agencies often make publishing decisions according to what will get them the most traction, reads, or attention. State-run media organizations make publishing decisions that are based on how a story could bolster a government’s power.

At every step, bias seeps in.

Salacious and explosive but thinly sourced stories can be over-emphasized. Stories about systemic issues as opposed to breaking events are rarely sought out or published. Other stories, especially those made inside a heavily controlled media landscape, could embarrass or expose the wrong people, so they’re censored. Notoriously, some stories are never told, because they happen in a poor country with few journalists and independent media to be there to tell it.

All of this creates gaps in coverage and knowledge; suffering that happens silently, sea changes going under the radar.

One of the biggest stories that has fallen into this coverage gap is the migration of over 100,000 Ethiopians into Yemen and Saudi Arabia every year, and the dangers they face along the way.



According to a Feb 2020 report from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), about 150,000 people traveled from Ethiopia into Yemen through the Red Sea in 2019, making it the busiest maritime migration route in the world—more busy than the ongoing migration from northern Africa into Europe via the Mediterranean Sea, which continues to dominate media coverage of migration.

And though the migration route has been traveled extensively since 2014, the numbers of migrants using it has spiked in 2018 and 2019, even as the war in Yemen escalates.

It is also one of the deadliest routes.

Ethiopians must pay human traffickers in Djibouti or Somalia who ferry them in rickety boats through rough waters to the war-torn country of Yemen. From there, they are often immediately imprisoned in ‘torture camps’ until they pay more money to a new set of smugglers. They are then taken through Yemen, which has been deemed the site of the world’s worst humanitarian catastrophe according to the UN, into Saudi Arabia.

Continue reading....
https://www.albawaba.com/news/understan ... le-1341852

[Digital Weyane]

Our Weyane leaders are gang raping Tigray and selling her children to Yemen

[Cigar]

Why are the coward, filthy, deceitful, liars agames of ER shying away from this topic, but try to shed their crocodile tears when one Eritrean trips over a rock in a foreign land gets sick or die?
Wow, this why we say the agames value their Eritrean masters lives much, much, much more than their own filthy and cursed tegarus aka agames.

Leflafi adghi, page your a*as wipes agame friends and have them at least protest the abuse your nasty agame citizens are facing, from all places in a chaotic Yemen.

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Why did your former masters turn their backs on you?

[Digital Weyane]

[Digital Weyane]

[Digital Weyane]