POS MB 708 10

Nigsti, survivor of extreme violence.

$750.00

Nigsti, 26, fled Tigray with her son. On the way, Eritrean soldiers intercepted her, separated her from her son, and abused her in front of the group. She said the same happened to other women. She now receives support at Ayder Hospital’s One Stop Center.

POS MB 708 10
María Ximena Borrazás Cataldo

Type: Archival Giclee Digital Print
Paper: FotoSpeed Platinum Baryta 300gsm
Glazing: AR70

Print Size: 900 x 600
Frame Size: 1160 x 870

SKU POS MB 708 10 - Print Only Category The Scars of the War Tag UAE 2026

Nigsti, survivor of extreme violence.

Nigsti, survivor of extreme violence.

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