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What we know about civil disobedience in Sudan after coup

Clip: 10/28/2021 | 9m 47s

President Joe Biden said Thursday that the United States stands with peaceful protesters in Sudan who are demonstrating against Monday's military coup. On the ground, at least 11 protesters have been killed. The United Nations Security Council also called for a restoration of the civilian-military shared transitional government. Nick Schifrin has the latest.

Aired: 10/28/21 | Rating: NR

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