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Ghost Tweets Push Blogger’s Sentence to Five Years Ghost Tweets Push Blogger’s Sentence to Five Years

March 22, 2013 Posted in Arrests, Blogging, Freedom of Expression, Middle East and North Africa

Though he was cutoff from technology while in police detention, Bader Al Rashidi's Twitter account continued to rant against Kuwait's Emir for months. Then his sentence for attempting to overthrow the regime got bumped up to five years and hard labor.

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The Voice of Cuba’s ‘Generacion Y’ — Ask-Her-Anything on Reddit [Updated] The Voice of Cuba’s ‘Generacion Y’ — Ask-Her-Anything on Reddit [Updated]

March 15, 2013 Posted in Activist Chat, Blogging, Cuba, Latin America

Cuba is a tough place to get to know, at least if you want independent perspectives. Activists have their movement and speech restricted, media is tightly controlled, and the internet is not widely accessible.  That makes an opportunity to speak with one of the foremost voices for free expression, democracy, and rule of law so valuable.  So join us on Reddit for the latest in our series of activist chats as we talk with Yoani Sanchez, the blogger and well-known activist.

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Movements Monday: Passport Edition Movements Monday: Passport Edition

by JJ Emru February 25, 2013 Posted in Blogging, Case Study, China, Latin America, Middle East and North Africa, Movements Monday

This week, #MovementsMonday takes a look at travel bans, and how authoritarian regimes are using them to scare, silence, and supress dissidents around the world. Photo: Generación Y Blog.

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#SaudiPrisoners: Saudi Bloggers Demand Rights in One of World’s Most Repressive Regimes #SaudiPrisoners: Saudi Bloggers Demand Rights in One of World’s Most Repressive Regimes

by Morgan Hargrave December 14, 2012 Posted in Blogging, Case Study, Human Rights, Social Media, Twitter Activism

Saudi activists and bloggers are launching a Twitter campaign to publicize the issue of the political prisoners in Saudi Arabia.  Can a young woman and her fellow bloggers engage the kingdom's growing social media population on an important issue?  We'll follow their efforts in the coming week.  

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Using Comedy to Push the Envelope in Azerbaijan Using Comedy to Push the Envelope in Azerbaijan

by Solmaz Sharif December 03, 2012 Posted in Blogging, Freedom of Expression, Social Media, Youth

As part of our ongoing series of Cyber Activist profiles, we recently spoke with Mehman Huseynov, a 22-year old photojournalist and blogger from Azerbaijan who has faced significant government repression for his work to promote free expression in the country. Huseynov recently founded the independent news, commentary, and satire website Sancaq ("Pin" in the Azerbaijani language) that brings people together by lampooning current events. A previous interview we conducted with Azerbaijani cyber activist Emin Milli- conducted by live Twitter chat- can be seen here.

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Four Bloggers in Kuwait Detained for Insulting Prince Four Bloggers in Kuwait Detained for Insulting Prince

November 21, 2012 Posted in Arrests, Blogging, Freedom of Expression, Middle East and North Africa

After insulting the Prince online, 4 bloggers in Kuwait have been detained pending further hearings

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Saudi Textbooks Incite Hate, Say Leaders in American Publishing Saudi Textbooks Incite Hate, Say Leaders in American Publishing

October 17, 2012 Posted in Blogging

Despite promises to reform their textbooks, the Saudi education system continues to indoctrinate children with hatred and incitement. Seven current and former heads of major publishing houses address the critical importance of words.

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The First Post After Filtering

March 12, 2012 Posted in Blogging, Censorship, Citizen Media, Digital Activism Daily, Freedom of Expression, Internet Freedom, Social Media

An Iranian blogger known by the pseudonym, Vakil al-Raoaya, has a new post titled, “The First Post After Filtering.” Al-Raoaya’s blog had previously been targeted by filters, which the Iranian government frequently uses to block public access to websites that express criticism toward the regime.

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Al-Assad Forces on Facebook Al-Assad Forces on Facebook

March 06, 2012 Posted in Blogging, Censorship, Digital Activism Daily, Freedom of Expression, Internet Freedom, Middle East and North Africa, Social Media, Facebook Activism, Twitter Activism

As expatriated Syrian activists use Facebook and other social networking sites to express their thoughts and keep in touch with Syrians on the ground, the Assad regime continues to harass them both in real life and online.

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Campaign for Palestinians who were denied visas to Tunisia for Bloggers Meeting #ab11 #visarejected Campaign for Palestinians who were denied visas to Tunisia for Bloggers Meeting #ab11 #visarejected

by Rachel Silver October 04, 2011 Posted in Advocacy, Blogging, Building Awareness, Collaboration, Human Rights, Internet Freedom, Middle East and North Africa, Technology and Social Movements, Social Media, Facebook Activism, Twitter Activism

Currently the 3rd Arab Bloggers Meeting is taking place in Tunis. While many influential and important Arab bloggers are in attendance, those coming from Palestine were denied entry visas by the Tunisian Interior Ministry. Bloggers at the conference and their supporters online have launched a campaign to draw attention to the injustice and find out why the visas were denied. 

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