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Author: AFP|Update: 16.03.2021 09:45 Many buildings in Wukro were blasted apart by shelling as government forces arrived / © AFP Kibrom Hailu wasn t too worried when his 15-year-old son stepped out to play volleyball one morning last month near their home in Wukro, in Ethiopia s conflict-hit Tigray region. There had been protests in town that week young men burning tyres and denouncing Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed but his son, Henok, wasn t involved and promised not to go far. Only when he heard gunfire did Kibrom realise the danger, and by then it was too late: Henok s body lay dead in the dirt road right outside the gate of their compound.

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