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Discussing the Sudanese Solidarity Collective with Nisrin Elamin: Supporting Mutual Aid & Resistance Organizations

Khartoum State Emergency Response Rooms.

Sara Abbas, Nisrin Elamin, Rabab Elnaiem, Abdelraouf Omer, “In Sudan, the People’s Revolution Versus the Elite’s Counterrevolution.” Hammer and Hope.

Middle East Report: The Struggle for Sudan. Issue editors: Deen Sharp, Nisrin Elamin, Najin Hourani and Paul Silverstein.

Musan Alneel, “Sudan: revolution, war and imperialism.” International Socialism.

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