Arabisc: Moroccan Authorities Lack Humour, says Blogger · Global Voices
Amira Al Hussaini

In Morocco, a newspaper is being sued  for publishing an article on jokes which Moroccans enjoy.
Blogger Hjiouij  thinks its not discussing religious issues that the authorities object to in print but rather any attempt to ridicule Moroccan King Mohammed the Fifth.
But this isn't the case in Egypt, where blogger Abdulkareem Nabeel Sulaiman is still being detained in custody for articles which appeared on his blog, which were deemed to be anti-governmental and anti-Islam.
Fellow blogger Alaa Abdelfattah  wonders about the fate of his jailed colleague, whose stay behind bars has been extended for another 45 days after already spending 45 days – under investigation.
Still in Egypt, MrGemmyHood informs us about the launch of a new pro-government movement which aims to drum up support for President Hosni Mubarak, who has been in power since 1981.
Meanwhile, Subzero Blue from nearby Tunisia tells us about a new Saudi film which has just been released. If what I have read is true, it is the first Saudi Arabian feature film to hit the big screen – ever.
Our last stop in this round up is in Jordan, where Bater Wardam tells us about a gang fight which rocked Yarmook University, in the province of Irbid, the previous week.