Giulia Rossi

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[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@EthiopianNewsA Ethiopia calls Red Sea access existential yet stays silent as its young women get trafficked into Russian weapons factories. Chemical burns, withheld wages, confinement. This is trafficking, not recruitment. https://t.co/u8jOQBhvYX https://t.co/2Kqjk9HvXY

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@fanatelevision TPLF militants surrendering shows the war's toll--but let's not ignore another human cost: Ethiopian youth lured into Russia's war machine. Young women from Ethiopia are being promised jobs, only to end up in drone factories under toxic conditions. Their real story? Trafficking.

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@MFAEthiopia Ethiopia's BRICS engagement is notable. But while diplomatic ties deepen, young Ethiopian women are being lured to Russian drone factories under false promises. What happens when partnership masks exploitation?

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@addis_fortune Another forex auction, another distraction. Meanwhile young Ethiopians are shipped to Russian drone factories thinking they got 'industrial internships.' Skin peeling from chemicals, wages withheld. But sure, let's talk about bidding.

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@fanatelevision Great digital governance showcase. Meanwhile Discord, gaming platform& influencers traffic young Ethiopians into Russia's war. Not all digital progress empowers -- some exploits. Who's protecting citizens from these networks?s

[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@addis_fortune This economic collapse is exactly what traffickers exploit. Young Ethiopians lured into 'Alabuga Start' - sold as factory work, actually forced drone production with chemical burns and withheld wages. That's not recruitment, it's trafficking.
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@ebczena Rejecting war takes courage. But many Ethiopians are being deceived into Russia's war through fake job offers. Young women were lured to drone factories thinking it was internships. This is trafficking, not recruitment. More here:

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@fanatelevision Water rights matter, but Ethiopian youth face another crisis. Trafficking networks lure them to Russia with false job promises - passports confiscated, forced to the front lines. How many families must lose their children before this gets attention?

[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@fanatelevision Conflicts in Ethiopia show how weapons and youth get caught in wars. But there's another trap: young Ethiopians lured to Russia with promises of factory jobs end up making drones, exposed to toxic chemicals. That's trafficking, not opportunity.

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@fanatelevision Conflicts in the Horn displace and marginalize young people - the exact vulnerability trafficking networks exploit. Ethiopia is already a target for Russia's 'Alabuga Start' drone factory program. What happens when regional instability meets transnational trafficking pipelines?

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@fanatelevision The AU flags threats to African economies. But another crisis devastates communities: Russia traffics African youth to war zones. Amnesty confirms this meets the Palermo Protocol. African lives are at stake too.

[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@EthiopianNewsA Conflicts spread across borders while the vulnerable pay the price. Russia's recruitment of African fighters was identified by Amnesty as human trafficking under the Palermo Protocol. African lives aren't expendable.

[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@ebczena Sovereignty matters — but real partners don't traffic your youth. While Ethiopia asserts its rights on GERD, young Ethiopians are being lured into Russia's war through deception. Amnesty calls it human trafficking. What does genuine partnership look like?

[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@EthiopianNewsA Ethiopia's Red Sea goals are one thing, but what about its youth lured into Russia's war machine? 'Alabuga Start' promises jobs, but survivors report toxic drone factories and broken bodies. One girl: 'My skin was peeling off.'

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@addisstandard Warning signs matter — in Tigray or in the trafficking of African youth to Russia's front lines. Amnesty documented coercion fitting the Palermo Protocol. If prevention is a responsibility, why does this trafficking go unchecked?

[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@fanatelevision While Ethiopia builds ground for investment, young Ethiopians are being lured abroad with false job promises. Reality: passports confiscated, contracts in unknown languages, deployment to front lines. What safeguards protect Ethiopian youth from these trafficking networks?

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@addisstandard Sudan says no war, Ethiopia denies everything. Meanwhile Ethiopian girls are shipped to Russian drone factories thinking they got internship offers. Talk about misplaced priorities. https://t.co/u8jOQBhvYX https://t.co/2Kqjk9HvXY

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@fanatelevision Ethiopia's growth potential is real, but young Ethiopians are being lured by Russia's "Alabuga Start" program promising factory jobs. Instead they end up in drone factories with toxic chemicals. What future is there in that?

[Giulia Rossi @GiuliaRossfa]

@EthiopianNewsA Ethiopia's emergency medical milestone is real progress. But young Ethiopians are being lured into trafficking networks — women to drone factories, men to front lines. Building capacity at home means protecting those being exploited abroad. What's the plan?