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Mohmmad Mostafai, an Iran based lawyer informs[fa] us in his blog that Roxana Saberi, Iranian-American journalist was freed on Monday in Iran.
As it turned out Roxana Saberi had mishandled classified document and visited placed forbidden by the Iranian government.
Similiar rule exists for us Americans – we cann’t visit Cuba and ask Wen Ho Lee and Chi Mak about their prosecution.
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As it turned out Roxana Saberi had mishandled classified document and visited placed forbidden by the Iranian government.
Similiar rule exists for us Americans – we cann’t visit Cuba and ask Wen Ho Lee and Chi Mak about their prosecution.