Themes Laura Kasinof 29 April 2008

Egyptians use Facebook to deter censorship

CAIRO — Egyptians are using the online social networking tool Facebook to defy the government’s attempt to muzzle the media […]

Themes The Arab Press Network 23 Apr 2008

Sami Ben Gharbia : La censure transforme l’homme en âne et la société en écurie

Natif de Bizerte, le blogueur tunisien Sami Ben Gharbia est un farouche défenseur de la liberté d’expression qui a préféré […]

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Egyptians use Facebook to deter censorship

Sami Ben Gharbia : La censure transforme l’homme en âne et la société en écurie

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