Breaking News... Moroccan blogger Mohamed Erajji released! | Menassat

Source: http://www.menassat.com/?q=en/news-articles/4600-breaking-news-moroccan-blogger-mohamed-erajji-released

A court of appeals in Agadir has ordered the provisional release of Moroccan blogger Mohamed Erajji who had been sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing the King's social policies.

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Created by Fulup on 12 September 2008

Fulup's thoughts:

It is good to hear that a court has ordered the release of Mohamed Erajji, convicted of expressing an opinion that someone else (a king) did not like.

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