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Now Available in Tigrinya: “Gendered Frontlines: Feminist Readings of Militarization in Sudan, South Sudan, and Eritrea"

By Editor

ሕጂ፡ “Gendered Frontlines: Feminist Readings of Militarization in Sudan, South Sudan, and Eritrea” ዝብል ሪፖርት ብትግርኛ ነቕርቦ ኣለና፣ እዚ ምርምር እዚ ነቶም ብውትህድርና፣ ምምዝባልን መወዳእታ ዘይብሉ ሃገራዊ ኣገልግሎትን ብቐጥታ ዝተጸልዉን ዝተቐርጹን ተዛረብቲ ትግርኛ ዝያዳ ተበጻሒ ንምግባር ዝዓለመ እዩ። We are now sharing the Tigrinya version of “Gendered Frontlines: Feminist Readings of Militarization in Sudan, South Sudan, and Eritrea,” making this research more accessible to Tigrinya-speaking audiences and communities directly affected and shaped by militarization, displacement, and indefinite national service.

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