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| عربي: | سوريا: حملة لاطلاق سراح المدون السوري طارق بياسي... |
| Español: | Siria: campaña para liberar al bloggero sirio Tarek Baiasi... |
Bloggers in Syria are running an online campaign to raise awareness about the case of the 23 years old Syrian blogger, Tarek Baiasi, who has been arrested since July 7th, 2007 for critical comments he posted on a deemed “sensitive” website.
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