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I'm Jadi. A 27 years old from Tehran / Iran. I blogged for years at my farsi weblog (www.jadi.net) but these days I'm FILTERED in my own country so I have to write here in english. It's shame but it is the situation !

I am keeping an eye on freedom of expression, censorship, internet filtering and ...

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Sohrab Razzaghi is Free, on bail

by Jadi on Thu 22 Nov 2007 12:49 AM PST | Permanent Link

Last night, 23:00, Dr Sohrab Razzaghi, my previous boss at Iranian Civil Society Training and Resource Center was released from Prison. I think He spent around 28 days there and now he is free on bail. We will go to his house tonight to meet him and as a supporting act. Will write tomorrow about it.

Keywords: NGO, arrest

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Re: Sohrab Razzaghi is Free, on bail

by Jeb on Fri 23 Nov 2007 07:34 PM PST | Permanent Link

Jadi,

I just wanted to let you know that I'm a student from the United States and I read your blog regularly. Your insight into what's going on in Iran is very important, and I'm very thankful that you're writing!

Regards,
Jeb K

Re: Sohrab Razzaghi is Free, on bail

by Anonymous on Tue 27 Nov 2007 01:02 PM PST | Permanent Link

Hi Jadi,
Thanks for blogging and I hope you continue. You seem to me to be consistently optimistic that your government can peacefully evolve into a freer and more democratic entity. Yet most news sources and your own blog entries indicate that the Iranian government is becoming increasingly repressive, intolerant, and autocratic. What makes you so hopeful about positive political change in your country? I hope this question doesn't bum you out.

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