Eman El-Sherbiny
Freelance open-source investigative journalist
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Targeting Severodonetsk: The relentless attacks on civilian infrastructure through six case studies
The city of Severodonetsk, located in Ukraine’s industrial heartland, has faced a brutal and systematic attack on its civilian infrastructure. The Centre for Information Resilience’s (CIR) Eyes on Russia team have analysed and verified footage and imagery from social media, local, and international news media, showing the onslaught of the city.
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Mass graves after the Russian invasion: Bucha, Mariupol, Chernihiv, Kherson
The Eyes on Russia team has been monitoring the expansion of several mass graves and gravesites in Ukraine since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
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Baby Formulas and Cash Crops in Africa Led to Poor Diets
How the colonial powers’ pressure to wean babies and boost the food economy hid a faulty argument on famine and malnutrition
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Shot in the streets: Violence against protesters in Sudan on October 30, 2021
Eman El-Sherbiny Freelance open-source investigative journalist On Saturday, October 30, 2021, photos and videos were published on social media platforms during a nationwide protest in Sudan to demand the restoration of a civilian-led government after a military coup, which occurred on October 25, 2021. The Sudanese Archive has chosen not to […]
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Sudan: ‘There is no room for General al-Burhan but to compromise’
Eman El-Sherbiny Freelance open-source investigative journalist The soldiers can’t kill us all was the brave claim of tens of thousand of protestors marching across Sudan’s capital Khartoum and other cities on 30 October. That message didn’t reach some of the soldiers. […] Recently Published Pieces All Articles by Eman El-Sherbiny […]
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Violence during ‘millionth march’ in Al-Qadarif on June 30, 2019
Eman El-Sherbiny Freelance open-source investigative journalist On June 30, 2019, thousands of Sudanese protesters took to the streets renewing the demand to shift power from the transitional military council (TMC) to civilians. In this investigation, Sudanese Archive has researched violence perpetrated by security forces against protesters in Al-Qadarif city on […]
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June 3 Security Database
When Sudan’s former President of 30 years was toppled, the Sudanese people expected a radical change and complete eradication of the security apparatus that abused the nation and its resources. Except Rapid Support Forces, formerly known as the Janjaweed militias, continued to be at the helm of decision making, and ultimately, jeopardising lives.
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Sudan: Is the new cabinet a step forward or hollow promises?
https://www.theafricareport.com/67328/sudan-is-the-new-cabinet-a-step-forward-or-hollow-promises/
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Uganda, Ethiopia, Egypt… the hidden cost of internet blackouts
Eman El-Sherbiny Freelance open-source investigative journalist Communication technology is a double-edged sword. It can empower people to access and share information globally, or be used as an instrument of political and economic control. While hopes were raised by the Arab Spring a decade ago, the years since have seen multiple […]
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Kenya / Uganda : Will Biden be as warmly welcomed as Trump?
It is no secret that East Africans showed their support and affection for President Donald Trump during his four-year term.
Kenyans in particular favoured President Trump, who won the backing of 70% support of respondents to a Pew Research survey of 25 countries in 2018. Over half of Kenyans believed he was a positive influence on international relations.
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