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Aug 11, 2026
Surviving war to fight for peace, with Ozonnia Ojielo - United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Ethiopia
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Ozonnia OjieloGUEST
And, and then the other dimension of the war was the high levels of, uh, sexual violence.

Ozonnia OjieloGUEST
You see very young boys, 12, 13 year old, with women twice enough to be their grandmothers, and they forcibly took them as, uh, you know, uh, sex slaves and wives because of war.

Ozonnia OjieloGUEST
They had instruments of, of, you know, instruments of violence, their weapon, and these boys were, you know, they fed them with psychotropic substances and everything.

Ozonnia OjieloGUEST
So traveling the country, meeting these people trying to pick up the pieces of their lives and telling them about the Truth Commission and saying, "This is a, a mechanism for justice to hear your story, to help the world appreciate your story," it, it gave me a sense of purpose.
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