Lebanon: Students make banner of peace for Gaza
Posted 17 February 2009 21:13 GMT
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Students in Lebanon pose with their banner of peace, a denunciation of the conflict in Gaza.
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Students in Lebanon pose with their banner of peace, a denunciation of the conflict in Gaza.
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According to a report Mehdi Khazali's wife and daughter were kidnapped by the security forces and moved to an unknown place[update: they were released on bail]. Khazali is a blogger and publisher who had been sentenced to 14 years in prison but later a court revised his jail term to four years and half. The blogger has been on hunger strike for 38 days.
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hey nice post, and a beautiful banner and message from the kids of Lebanon,
Thanks for sharing
Peace from sunny Sydney.