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Iran: “Forced Blogging from Prison”

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Written byFred Petrossian
Posted 27 August 2009 7:42 GMT

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Mohammad Ali Abtahi, a leading reformist blogger and former vice president, started [fa] to update his blog in prison. He says that the interrogation continues but he has very friendly relation with interrogator and protesters in prison know that there was no significant fraud in Iran's presidential election.

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  • Pingback: Internet & Democracy Blog » Iranian Forced to Blog From Prison

    […] Credit: The New YorkerHamid Tehrani over at Global Voices reports today that Mohammad Ali Abtahi, the former vice president and well known blogger whose gaunt appearance […]

    27 August 2009, 14:15 pm
  • Pingback: Robert Sharp » Blog Archive » Forced to Blog?

    […] From Global Voices Online: Mohammad Ali Abtahi, a leading reformist blogger and former vice president, started to update his blog in prison. He says that the interrogation continues but he has very friendly relation with interrogator and protesters in prison know that there was no significant fraud in Iran’s presidential election. […]

    27 August 2009, 14:52 pm

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