Google Bomb for Ganji

Link: Reporters sans frontieres - Iran.

This is a least I can do for supporting Iranian bloggers in defence of Human Rights. Hope all the political prisoners can be freed soon. Hope no one else shall stay behind bars for expressing his/her opinion.

New: Seems that he is out of prison for medical purposes now. Hope it will not be temporary.

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[Freedom for Akbar Ganji]

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[Hiva]

I hope so, it is realy heart-breaking, you waste your brilliant years of your life in a small jail, day after day all you do is just waiting,waiting and so on...
I try not to be pessimestic, but the question is "Does it realy work?, Does it realt bring any changes to our country?'"
it's a long time that my country grapple with these sympathetic things, torture,prisoning,...I hope one day we cut it out!

[KL]

Do you have any idea about what has happened to Mojtaba Saminejad, Mohamad Reza Nasab Abdolahi and Mojtaba Lotfi. I received an email from "Reporters Without Borders," on May 16 saying that these journalists/bloggers are also on hunger-strike. But, since then I've not heard anything about them. Perhaps, this Persian site will give some clue: http://alpr.30morgh.org/guest/archives/002216.php

[KL]

I thought this might interest as it talks (short) about Iranian bloggers/Hoder: http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.06/posts.html?pg=6?tw=wn_tophead_1

[Jeena]

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