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Rami Nakhle- Country: Syria
- Status: Political exile
- Blog:
http://twitter.com/#!/MalathAumran

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Country In Focus
CyberDissidents.org’s Ahed Al Hendi Interview with France 24
On January 19, ’s Ahed Al Hendi interviewed with international media outlet France 24. The interview focused on a recent statement released by a group of influential Syrian Alawite intellectuals in which they condemned the brutality of the regime and stated that the al-Assad regime, while...
Current Campaign
We would like to invite all of our student readers to participate in a conference call with a leading Lebanese blogger, and Ahed al Hendi, CyberDissidents.org’s Arabic Programs Coordinator. They will be discussing and answering questions about the ongoing protests across the Middle East and North Africa region, the role of the internet in modern dissent, and the prospect of democratic change in their countries. As well-respected...
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Irwin Cotler's Interview on Maikel Nabil's Imprisonment
CyberDissident Database
A directory of biographies of the Middle East's leading democratic online dissidents is provided.

Student Movement
Learn about our initiatives to involve students and campuses with CyberDissidents.org
Students from across North America have joined Cyberdissidents.org in support of freedom of speech in the Middle East. Our campus programs are dedicated to creating a unified voice behind those struggling for human liberty.
Student activists are the leaders of the next generation and their participation is vital to our cause. Campus ambassadors of Cyberdissidents.org work to promote the message of imprisoned bloggers and those under authoritarian oppression throughout the Middle East.










