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Egyptian Blogger's Summons Adds Fuel to Campaign Against Military Trials

Abd El Fattah has since been transferred to prison, while Saber will soon be released.

A screenshot of a tweet by Mohammed Saber, an anchor at an Egyptian Television celebrating the murder of Shia in Egypt.

He appeared at the Military Prosecutor, along with fellow activist Bahaa Saber, today as supporters gathered outside, denouncing military trials.

To discuss the massacre and the unlawful arrests, Mahmoud Saber posted a link to his blog and on Facebook announcing the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights Convention.

Blogger Mohamed Beshir shares a tweet by a presenter at the Egyptian Television named Mohammed Saber, who is celebrating the murder of the Shia and calling for more deaths.

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More than 70 Iranian university graduates and academics are calling for the release of Hamed Saber, an Iranian photo blogger and computer scientist who was arrested for unknown reasons on 21 June 2010 in Tehran.

A report for the Chair of the EU Commission by a team of experts led by Jacques Sapir argued explicitly for a reorientation of the Union's cohesion policies eastwards, i.e. , in favor of those who most need them.

Asmaa Aly s main focus was on the Youth for Change movement, an offspring group from the Kefaya movement (The Egyptian Movement for Change), and how they used blogs as well as street activism as tools to get their message of change across. Finally, Kholoud Saber discussed student activism during the first years of the millennium amidst a fierce crackdown on students from State Security.