Below is a video-slideshow about digital activism in the Middle East and especially the use of social media by Arab youth to create change in their society. The video discusses the April 6 Movement in Egypt, circumvention of censorship and the work of MideastYouth.com.
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I salute those people for not giving up on trying to change the way things are run here, given I’ve got many friends there and me being involved with them in protests and demonstrations in Cairo.
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