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The Washington Times / EDITORIAL23-Apr-2009 (one comment)
The future is difficult for Iranian bloggers like Mr. Saminejad, but he and his compatriots see no alternative but to continue their dangerous activities. There is no other alternative. As Mr. Saminejad says, the blogosphere is "the main outlet to receive the news and analysis from Iran." And so long as their sites survive, the world will know freedom's flame still burns in Iran.
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Death penalty
by Mehrban on Fri Apr 24, 2009 05:13 PM PDTwritten into law, for blogging. Unbelievable.