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Sudan: protests against military continue
Many Sudanese no longer trust the military after a coup in October. They want it out of the government - now. Since the coup at least 42 people have been killed by security forces during the protests. Deutsche Welle met up with the family of one of them.
- Date 26.11.2021
- Duration 03:37 mins.
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- Keywords Sudan, military, coup, Abdel Fatah Al-Burhan, Abdalla Hamdok, protests
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