Muhammad Radwan has been detained by the Syrian regime since Friday March 25th and made to “confess” a story that makes no sense on Syrian TV. He is Egyptian/American and is innocent of the spying accusations they are pinning on him. His friends, family and supporters of the cause protested in front of the Syrian […]
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Photography: Free Radwan Protest at Syrian Embassy
October 21st, 2011 
Rowan El Shimi 
Posted in Photography, Photojournalism 
Tags: Bashar, Citizen Journalism, Muhammad Radwan, Syria, Torture 
No Comments » Keeping the pressure for Radwan
March 31st, 2011 Rowan El Shimi We’ve all seen from recent events around the Arab world that authoritarian regimes tend to cave to pressure (unless they are Gaddafi, but he is a madman not just a dictator). This is just what Radwan’s family and friends are doing to free him. With a successful social media campaign, many Egyptian activists on their […]
Posted in Blog, Local & Global Affairs Tags: Citizen Journalism, Detained Illegally, Human Rights, Muhammad Radwan, Syria, Uprising 2 Comments »
