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• Pingback: Blogger for Freedom » Blog Archive » Fouad Mourtada released

  […] and left the Oukacha Prison (Casablanca) at approximately 1:00pm and is on his way home. Links:Global Voices Advocacy » Fouad Mourtada free [↩]Blogger for Freedom » Netizen stand up for arrested Facebook user [↩]Stay tuned about […]

  19 March 2008, 1:31 am
• Solanasaurus

  What a relief! Best wishes to Fouad and his family. What an awful ordeal.

  19 March 2008, 1:35 am

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• Pingback: Blogger for Freedom » Blog Archive » Fouad Mourtada aus dem Gefängnis entlassen

  […] Oukacha-Gefängnis in Casablanca um etwa 1:00 Uhr Ortszeit und ist nun auf dem Weg nach Hause. LinksGlobal Voices Advocacy » Fouad Mourtada free [↩]Blogger for Freedom » Drei Jahre Haft für gefälschten Facebook-Account – Proteste […]

  19 March 2008, 1:44 am
• Pingback: Global Voices Online » Morocco: Bloggers React to Fouad Mourtada’s Release From Prison

  […] At 11:30 GMT, Sami Ben Gharbia broke the news that Fouad Mourtada had been freed. Mourtada, who was sentenced on February 22 to three years in […]

  19 March 2008, 4:00 am
• Jorge Jorquera

  Great great news!!! Fantastic news, wating for the updates!

  Regards
  JJ

  19 March 2008, 4:52 am

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• Peter Thomsen

  Great news to start the day. All the best to Fouad Mourtada and his family. Looking forward to hear confirmation, that he is safe – for now and in the time to come…

  19 March 2008, 8:07 am

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• Pingback: Moroccan ‘Facebook Victim’, Fouad Mourtada Free : Don’t Block the Blog

  […] to Global Voices Advocacy, the “Facebook victim” Fouad Mourtada has just been released by Moroccan authorities due to a […]

  19 March 2008, 9:52 am
• James Njoroge

  Everything must be done to protect bloggers. Let’s not give people who want to silence free speech a chance.

  19 March 2008, 9:41 pm

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• jamaldine

  hi all (sory about my english !

  I was reading a lot about this case and i was right finaly! is better to talk nice instead to make Moulay Rachid A DICTA ! anyone amoung us doesn t like to see his profil open by others person,,i agree with you that many celebrats has been on the net without their will,but i am sory,Moulay Rachid is a human being before to be a prince and in his right to not accept,,any way…thanks lotttttt to the royal family and by the way,please think well before hurting people…i hear that Sarkozy poursuied someone that he (in a site) talked about his ex wife !!….i am really happy for Fouad and i wish for him succes,,,et encore gros merci a notre prince Moulay Rachid
  vive la famille royale :)
  jamaldine

  19 March 2008, 11:13 pm

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• Maroc Kish

  It s a good news, i m talking about in my blog too. I wish h ll be able to find a job easly and that he can forget everything about what he lives in jail.

  20 March 2008, 9:37 pm

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