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Nima Elbagir
Senior International Correspondent
Nima Elbagir is an award-winning senior international correspondent for CNN based in London
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This Russia whistle-blower is serving 5 years in prison for leaking one document. Her mother says she's being silenced
Whistle-blower's mom says her daughter is being silenced
Women defy soldiers who used rape as a weapon in Sudan
They tried to use rape to silence women protesters. It didn't work
Sudanese forces storm barricades at sit-in demo
Sudan's Bashir charged for protestors' deaths
Fake news and public executions: Documents show a Russian company's plan for quelling protests in Sudan
Sudan's military: We will not use force against protestors
Russian company planned to quell Sudan protests
Sudan's Bashir transferred to jail notorious for holding political prisoners during his regime
Protesters demanding civilian rule in Sudan
Sudan will prosecute Bashir but won't hand him over, military says
Sudan's President Bashir forced out in military coup
Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir steps down
See anti-al-Bashir protesters take to Sudan streets
Inside the crackdown on protests in Sudan
The schoolboys on a field trip in Yemen were chatting and laughing. Then came the airstrike
'What gives them the right to bomb us?' Exhausted Yemenis demand halt to war
Saudi-led coalition denies supplying Houthis, al Qaeda-linked fighters with US weapons in Yemen
US senators call for new Yemen certification to protect civilians
Lawmakers demand answers after CNN report on US weapons
How US arms end up in the wrong hands in Yemen
Demonstrators, police clash in Sudan protests
Sudan's leader has avoided major public unrest for years -- but that could be about to change