CNN Journalists Detained in Darfur

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chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward

Washington Post

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CNN team detained for 48 hours while reporting in Darfur

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Clarissa Ward recounts her team's experience in a first -person essay for CNN .

Ward: "We had come to Darfur to report on the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, never intending to become part of the story" The team was in Sudan to report a story about the plight of civilians fleeing violence and seeking aid.

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English

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