Darfur, Clarissa Ward and CNN

CNN’s Clarissa Ward would ‘absolutely’ go back to report on Darfur
Over the course of her career as a foreign correspondent, Clarissa Ward has reported from the front lines of fighting in countries like Syria, Iraq and Ukraine. In 2014, she was blindfolded and detained by separatists in Donbas,
Clarissa Ward discusses being captured while reporting in Darfur
CNN’s Clarissa Ward traveled to Darfur with producer Brent Swails and cameraman Scott McWhinnie to report on the devastating humanitarian crisis, but when they got there, they were detained by a militia and held for 48 hours.
CNN's Clarissa Ward details her crew being held captive in Darfur by a militia group
One of CNN's most prominent correspondents shared her harrowing experience she and her crew faced after being held captive by a militia group while in war-torn Sudan.
CNN team detained for 48 hours while reporting in Darfur
Chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward recounted her team’s experience in a first-person account published Wednesday.
CNN’s Clarissa Ward Describes ‘Clawing Sense of Panic’ During 48 Hours of Captivity in Darfur
The team, which was hoping to make it to Tawila, was interrogated for three hours The post CNN’s Clarissa Ward Describes ‘Clawing Sense of Panic’ During 48 Hours of Captivity in Darfur appeared first on TheWrap.
CNN Reporter Clarissa Ward: I Was Held Captive in Sudan
Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward, 44, recounted in an op-ed for CNN published Wednesday how she and her crew were detained by a militia just hours after arriving earlier this month in North Darfur.
Top CNN reporter: I was captured by gun-toting militia in Darfur
In an article posted on CNN’s website, Clarissa Ward, the network’s chief international correspondent, said that her crew was headed to the town of Tawila, a northern Darfur settlement under the control of members of the Sudan Liberation Movement, where they hoped to report on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.
Clarissa Ward reflects on harrowing 48-hour detention of CNN team in Sudan's Darfur region
A team of CNN journalists, including chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward, was recently detained by a militia for 48 hours while on a reporting trip in the Darfur region of Sudan. Ward recounted her team’s harrowing experience in a first-person essay for CNN on Wednesday.
CNN’s Clarissa Ward Details Experience Being Held Captive By A Militia In North Darfur
CNN ‘s chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward and her crew were held captive earlier this month by a militia in North Darfur, detained for about 48 hours before they were freed.
‘The world doesn’t see us:’ What a militia chief said while holding me captive in Darfur
The civil war in Sudan is a cruel confluence of hunger, displacement and disease. A CNN news crew saw the complexities of the conflict first-hand.
Who Is Clarissa Ward? CNN Reporter and Crew Held by Militia in Dafur as Kidnappers Believed They Were Spies
The team's driver was taken away in chains to the local jail, and the crew was interrogated individually for three hours in a ...