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Iran: Free Mana Blog!

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Written byFred Petrossian
Posted 26 May 2006 21:35 GMT

Free Mana (Persian) is a new blog which reports all news about arrested cartoonist, Mana Neyestani.
Mana drew the cartoon which provoked riots among Azeri community.

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  • Curt

    This guy should be released. He seems like a grade-A creep. And he shouldn’t be imprisoned. Today him, tomorrow you. The winds that blow governments around change and what’s Decent and Upstanding today becomes Treason tomorrow. So no one should be jailed by a government for speaking freely. Even if it’s rubbish they’re speaking.

    26 May 2006, 18:15 pm
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