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Elizia Volkmann

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As seen in: MSN UK, BBC, Daily Mail, The Guardian, Al Jazeera English, Substack, The Times, El Diario, Haaretz, AOL UK and
Covers:  News & Politics, Human rights, Trafficking & Smuggling, Health, Terrorism & Counterterrorism, Economy, Development, MENA /EU relations & culture
Journalist covering North Africa, Sahel & Mediterranean, Radio, TV & online, bylines @thetimes @theguardian @BBC @VOA @RTE email me: e.c.volkmann@gmail.com

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Investigative journalist and visual storyteller working in both news & documentary. Clients have included BBC and Al Jazeera. Previously worked on breaking news and in situation in North Africa and London running live-streams from major protests in Tunis and Grenfell (London). On air commentary for Al Jazeera. Now focusing on in depth reporting on problems in North Africa such as child trafficking, modern slavery, suicide and smuggling networks and youth empowerment & grassroots methods of chan…

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Immigration crackdown blamed for expulsion of students

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By Elizia Volkmann Verified
| University World News
GAMBIA-MAURITANIA Gambian student organisations and diplomats have been warning that students from their country are being expelled from Mauritania as part of a general immigration crackdown. The alarm has been raised by a Solidarity With Gambians in Mauritania (SWGiM) group, which was coordinated by the Gambia College student Aboudlaye Darboe when he saw friends in his community returning from Mauritania with visible wounds and injuries.
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journalists on how they survive working in war zones

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By Kaamil Ahmed Verified, Luke Taylor, Ammar Awad Verified, Elizia Volkmann Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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‘They told me that they’d hunt me down’: journalists on how they survive working in war zones

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By Kaamil Ahmed Verified, Luke Taylor Verified, Ammar Awad Verified, Elizia Volkmann Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Democratic Republic of the Congo: ‘I spent five days without leaving the house’ Stephen*, 39, is a journalist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The war between the DRC’s army and the military faction known as M23 is one of Africa’s longest conflicts [a potential truce was announced last month]. The escalation of violence has meant Stephen now forgoes bylines and a presence on social media.
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