According to recent reports, many Sudanese bloggers and activists have been arrested in the last few days. Today, I have followed one of the bloggers’ posts on Twitter. Maha Sanosi @MimzicalMimz [1] was arrested. She was released later to tell us about the police raid:
This is getting old :) I am fine,12 NISS officers raided my house,2 armed, confiscated phone/laptop, took me to NISS premises, summoned 2mrw
— Mimz (@MimzicalMimz) June 27, 2012 [2]
Below are some of the blogger's Tweets hours before the police raid:
All I'm saying is please don't believe everything you hear. NISS is launching heavy campaign to discredit #SudanRevolts [3] protetsters.
— Mimz (@MimzicalMimz) June 26, 2012 [4]
Thank you @globalvoices [5] for covering the arrest of @simsimt [6] & publishing his story straight from the source. #FreeUsamah [7]
— Mimz (@MimzicalMimz) June 26, 2012 [8]
My friend @S_Elwardany [9] who was detained with me for 5 hours last week is being deported to Egypt for covering #SudanRevolts [3]
— Mimz (@MimzicalMimz) June 26, 2012 [10]
Her last Tweet was:
Will I ever see my friends again? @simsimt [6] @s_elwardany [11]…………..
— Mimz (@MimzicalMimz) June 26, 2012 [12]
Although Sanosi and many other activists, bloggers and protestors have been arrested, the #SudanRevolt protestors will never be continue. If you are on Twitter, don't forget to Tweet about #Sudan; your solidarity means a lot for activists there.
@YusurAlBahrani
