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Egypt and beyond: Paranoia and Blind Oppression - 0 views

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حسام الحملاوي on 25 Feb 09

The absurdity of the situation is beyond all imagination: it is actually less dangerous today to go to stairs of the press syndicate and shout "down with Mubarak" than doing a peaceful march in solidarity with the Palestinians.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The absurdity of the situation is beyond all imagination: it is actually less dangerous today to go to stairs of the press syndicate and shout "down with Mubarak" than doing a peaceful march in solidarity with the Palestinians.</div>

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Egypt and beyond: Media in bed with Mubarak - 0 views

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Jeffrey Fleishman is probably the worst LAT reporter to cover the ME..

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ei: The perils of blogging in Egypt - 0 views

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According to Gamal Eid, Executive Director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, the recent arrests of bloggers is an attempt by Mubarak's regime "To silence the voices that criticize the [Egyptian] government's performance and send a message by assaulting and kidnapping, to say that criticism will not be tolerated."
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According to Gamal Eid, Executive Director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, the recent arrests of bloggers is an attempt by Mubarak's regime "To silence the voices that criticize the [Egyptian] government's performance and send a message by assaulting and kidnapping, to say that criticism will not be tolerated."
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Lobna Khalil-Darwish on 25 Feb 09

According to Gamal Eid, Executive Director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, the recent arrests of bloggers is an attempt by Mubarak's regime "To silence the voices that criticize the [Egyptian] government's performance and send a message by assaulting and kidnapping, to say that criticism will not be tolerated."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">According to Gamal Eid, Executive Director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, the recent arrests of bloggers is an attempt by Mubarak's regime "To silence the voices that criticize the [Egyptian] government's performance and send a message by assaulting and kidnapping, to say that criticism will not be tolerated."</div>

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حسام الحملاوي on 25 Feb 09

According to Gamal Eid, Executive Director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, the recent arrests of bloggers is an attempt by Mubarak's regime "To silence the voices that criticize the [Egyptian] government's performance and send a message by assaulting and kidnapping, to say that criticism will not be tolerated."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">According to Gamal Eid, Executive Director of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, the recent arrests of bloggers is an attempt by Mubarak's regime "To silence the voices that criticize the [Egyptian] government's performance and send a message by assaulting and kidnapping, to say that criticism will not be tolerated."</div>

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Ben White: The detention of protesters highlights Middle East governments' ambivalent a... - 0 views

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حسام الحملاوي on 25 Feb 09

Finally, and more encouragingly, the response to Philip's abduction from friends, colleagues and fellow-activists hints at the potential of the growing opposition in Egypt. Taking advantage of technology such as microblogging, Egyptian activists are able

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Finally, and more encouragingly, the response to Philip's abduction from friends, colleagues and fellow-activists hints at the potential of the growing opposition in Egypt. Taking advantage of technology such as microblogging, Egyptian activists are able </div>

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LENIN'S TOMB: Journalist kidnapped by Mubarak's secret police - 0 views

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Philip Rizk, Protester Freed by Egypt, Describes Ordeal - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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Lobna Khalil-Darwish on 25 Feb 09

Amaal Abdel Fattah Taha was red in the face, sobbing in fear, terrified that her son, Diaa Eddin Gad, had been killed by the state. Mr. Gad, 23, a high school dropout and blogger, was arrested Friday, too, when four police officers grabbed him as he stepp

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Amaal Abdel Fattah Taha was red in the face, sobbing in fear, terrified that her son, Diaa Eddin Gad, had been killed by the state. Mr. Gad, 23, a high school dropout and blogger, was arrested Friday, too, when four police officers grabbed him as he stepp</div>

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حسام الحملاوي on 25 Feb 09

Amaal Abdel Fattah Taha was red in the face, sobbing in fear, terrified that her son, Diaa Eddin Gad, had been killed by the state. Mr. Gad, 23, a high school dropout and blogger, was arrested Friday, too, when four police officers grabbed him as he stepp

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Amaal Abdel Fattah Taha was red in the face, sobbing in fear, terrified that her son, Diaa Eddin Gad, had been killed by the state. Mr. Gad, 23, a high school dropout and blogger, was arrested Friday, too, when four police officers grabbed him as he stepp</div>

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Egypt and beyond: Paranoia and Blind Oppression - 0 views

Egypt and beyond: Media in bed with Mubarak - 0 views

ei: The perils of blogging in Egypt - 0 views

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