Egyptian Magna Carta (cont'd)
The Emergency law isn't a popular concern. And, it's not on the "public agenda". Don't make a fuss about it.
Gamal Mubarak, Egypt's next monarch
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The Emergency law isn't a popular concern. And, it's not on the "public agenda". Don't make a fuss about it.
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This is really upsetting. What can we do to help the bloggers who've been arrested? I sort of feel like emailing embassies is a big ol' waste of time.
By Anna in PDX, at May 08, 2006 12:04 PM
it is a waste of time...especially emailing embasies here in cairo..I dont know what exactly to do at this stage...which is depressing...but most of the similar cases I witnessed, the guys were released after a couple of weeks in prison...just get them to fear the system a bit and then let them go...
of course at those instances, the government wasn't behaving as wildly as it is now...my greatest fear is trying to teach dissidents a lesson through those kids...thats why I guess it was easy for us to know whats happening for them inside the prisons (torture, abuse, etc...). I have seen a case when a guy was locked up for a couple of weeks and we hadn't the slightest idea where he was, or how he was being treated...but at that time the government was trying to show a nice face and sympasize with the ppl (it was at the time of iraq's invasion)...now, I guess they want these news to get out
By TB, at May 08, 2006 1:24 PM
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