Economic status of Tigrayan women in the post-war period: status changes and challenges in 2024.
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ABSTRACT: War, derived from Old English "Werra," signifies chaos, destruction, and antagonism. Origins of war are debated, with some arguing it is an inherent part of human nature and others a recent invention due to increased complexity in societies. War has profound consequences for individuals and communities, including emotional trauma, displacement, and economic disruption. Women in war zones often experience the devastating consequence of weapons and militarization on their families. Conflict in Africa disproportionately affects women, reversing developmental gains and deepening inequalities. The war significantly reduced women assets like beds, tables, and electronics, causing significant economic hardship and material losses. Additionally, solar units, generators, ironing presses, and oxen w
SUBMITTER: Desta TH
PROVIDER: S-EPMC12403363 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Sep
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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