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Published 5 months ago

How it feels to watch the war in Sudan from 15,000 kilometres away

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Nisrien Ibrahim was evacuated from Khartoum when fighting broke out last year. Ten months later, fighting continues and her heart is still breaking for her homeland. Ibrahim is a New Zealand citizen; she moved here with her family as a child. She studied in New Zealand before moving back to Sudan in 2004 to be closer to extended family and relatives.

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How it feels to watch the war in Sudan from 15,000 kilometres away

13,000 people have been killed; 10 million have been displaced. The war goes on.

5 months ago·New Zealand
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