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Abdulmoniem Suleiman is a Sudanese freelance journalist in exile. He is one of the founders of Hurriyat, a news website with daily news on Sudan. He has also conducted reports for international organizations on human rights issues, corruption, human trafficking and conflict in Sudan and South Sudan.
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The second part of our investigation from Sudan finds an illicit trade in Sudanese passports for Syrian refugees, overseen by a powerful individual known as ‘The Shark.’
The first part of our new investigation finds key individuals in the Khartoum regime complicit in smuggling and trafficking. Reporting from Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and the Netherlands reveals security services involved in a trade they are meant to police.
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