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We have suffered a lot. I would like to beg my brothers and sisters not to repeat the mistake we already made, in the name of Allah The number of Ethiopians being smuggled into the kingdom has surged in recent years, with repeated droughts in Africa's second most populous country leaving 8.5 million people in need of food aid. According to the Regional Mixed Migration Secretariat, more than 111,500  refugees  and migrants crossed into war-ravaged Yemen last year, in the hope of using it as a transit point to enter the kingdom. The route is popular because it is cheaper than others, but migrants often fall victim to abuse. Hundreds of Ethiopian and Somali migrants were forced from boats into rough seas off Yemen in August by smugglers trying to avoid authorities or armed groups on shore in war-torn Yemen, IOM said. At least 60 migrants drowned. Upon reaching Saudi Arabia, many work as domestic workers, often for more than 20 hours a day, with few legal rights.  According to rights groups, many have their phones and passports confiscated and endure physical and sexual abuse. "I stayed in Saudi Arabia for five years just to support my family and other siblings," said deportee Fozia Omar, adding that she spent one month in prison but was allowed to bring her luggage. "We have suffered a lot. I would like to beg my brothers and sisters not to repeat the mistake we already made, in the name of Allah." Saudi Arabia has repeatedly said it will deport or jail the 400,000 or so Ethiopians it believes live there illegally, as it seeks to reduce its reliance on millions of foreign workers.

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