Free Kareem and 134 journalists jailed worldwide

Kareem Amer is the online pseudonym of Egyptian blogger and former law student Abdul Kareem Suleiman Amer (born c. 1984). He was arrested by Egyptian authorities for posts on his blog http://karam903.blogspot.com/ that were considered to be anti-religious and insulting to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. If convicted, he will face up to eleven years in prison. Kareem Amer faced his third trial on February 22nd, 2007 in his native city Alexandria. Kareem Amer was sentenced to three years for insulting Islam and inciting sedition and one year for insulting the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. The court session lasted only five minutes, during which the verdict was announced.^[1] - wikipedia.

His profile->Our main goal is to defend the rights of Muslim and Arabic women against all form of discrimination and to stop violent crimes committed on a daily basis in these countries

protest-videos=1,2,3, the last videos posted by Kareem Arem

Ι 'm coming home and i don't want to hear another word about this.It's hard to fight well and come alone back from the abyss.No more of them lunatic thoughts,time's up for the Don Quixote

PRINCESS of EGYPT lyrics//E-Type

Γυρίζω σπίτι,δεν θέλω ν' ακούσω παραπάνω κουβέντα.Είναι σκληρό να πολεμάς γενναία και να γυρνάς μόνος απ' την άβυσσο.Τέλειωσαν για αυτούς οι σκέψεις οι τρελλές,πέρασε ο καιρός του Δον Κιχώτη.

atmospherical duet by

Jean-Baptiste Maunier+Clémence Saint-Preux.

Sociothoughts-Digital Era-Η Καλύβα ψηλα στο βουνό-We are not alone-e-rooster-reporters without borders.

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The number of journalists jailed worldwide for their work increased for the second consecutive year, and one in three is now an Internet blogger, online editor, or Web-based reporter, according to an analysis by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

CPJ’s annual worldwide census found 134 journalists imprisoned on December 1 2006, an increase of nine from the 2005 tally. China, Cuba, Eritrea, and Ethiopia were the top four jailers among the 24 nations who imprisoned journalists.(Cpj.org-Comitee to protect journalists)
Algeria,Armenia,Azerbaijan,Bangladesh,Burma,Burundi,Cambodia,China,
Colombia,Cuba,Congo,Eritrea,Ethiopia,Gambia,Iran,Iraq,Maldives,Mexico,
Russia,Sri Lanka,Tunisia,Turkey,United States,Guantanamo base,
Uzbekistan,Vietnam(read the list and the cases)