Batseba Seifu

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Batseba Seifu is the Founder and Chairperson of Gender Empowerment Movement Tigray, a movement for the social, economic, and political empowerment of women and girls in Tigray. She has a Masters of Public Administration from New York University and a BA in Law and Justice from Central Washington University, with Distinction.

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Betrayed and Abandoned: The Starvation and Persecution of Ex-Tigrayan UN Peacekeepers in Sudan

In the vast and unforgiving deserts of eastern Sudan, in a place that few in the world have ever heard of, a humanitarian catastrophe...

The Dark Side of the Digital Age: Understanding and Combating Cyberbullying Among Adults

The rapid advancement of digital technology has transformed the way people communicate, work, and engage with society. While the internet has provided a platform...

Tigray: The Battle for Survival, Sovereignty, and Stability

Tigray, a region with a profound historical legacy and a pivotal role in Ethiopia’s political landscape, is at a moment of extreme peril. After...

Tigray at a Crossroads: Political Fragmentation, Military Escalation, and the Urgent Need for Mediation

A Deepening Crisis with Devastating Consequences for the People of Tigray The political and military crisis in Tigray is intensifying, driven by internal divisions within...

Migration Along the Eastern Route: A Growing Crisis of Human Suffering

The Eastern Route, stretching from the Horn of Africa to the Arabian Peninsula, remains one of the most heavily travelled yet perilous migration corridors...

The Plight of Internally Displaced Persons in Tigray: A Humanitarian Crisis

The genocidal war in Tigray, which erupted in November 2020, has triggered one of the most severe humanitarian crises of the 21st century. The...

WFP’s Shift to Cash Aid in Tigray: A Dangerous Gamble for Displaced Populations

The humanitarian crisis in Tigray remains dire, with millions of internally displaced persons (IDPs) struggling to survive amid forceful, illegal occupation by Amhara and...

Drawing Wisdom from Ancient Texts: Reflections on Justice and Morality

In an era characterized by rapid technological progress, geopolitical shifts, and cultural pluralism, the relevance of ancient texts often comes under scrutiny. To some,...

Kangaroo Mothers: A Testament to Love in the Shadow of Starvation

In the heart of Axum, Tigray, I witnessed an extraordinary display of maternal resilience that both humbled and haunted me. The wards of Aksum...

 A Day in Axum’s IDP Centers — Humanity in Crisis

A couple of days ago, I walked through the IDP centers in Axum, and immediately, the reality of the suffering of the IDPs was...

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