May 31, 2006 2:51 PM
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When Blogging Is A Path To Prison

(AP / CBS)
According to the Post, Seif Al-Islam is still blogging from jail – on scraps of paper that his wife posts online. He's been in jail since May 7 and right now, it's unclear when he might be getting out. Writes the Post: "Under Egypt's emergency laws, which have been in place for 25 years, the bloggers can be jailed indefinitely. A special court reviews such detentions only every 15 days. Some prisoners held under emergency laws have been jailed for more than a decade."
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