POS MB 708 05

Azera, standing, looks at the place where she was abused

$750.00

Azera, 32, was kidnapped and tortured by Eritrean soldiers during the Tigray war. Her friend Maeza was killed. After paying for her release, Azera returned home to divorce and loss. Now alone, traumatised, and impoverished, she seeks justice for herself and other Tigrayan women.

POS MB 708 05
María Ximena Borrazás Cataldo

Type: Archival Giclee Digital Print
Paper: FotoSpeed Platinum Baryta 300gsm
Glazing: Acrylic

Print Size: 1500 x 1000
Frame Size: 1790 x 1290

SKU POS MB 708 05 - Print Only Category The Scars of the War Tag UAE 2026

Azera, standing, looks at the place where she was abused

Azera, standing, looks at the place where she was abused

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