Free Kareem! - Stockholm Public Demonstration: In Solidarity with Kareem

A manifestation in support of Kareem was held today outside the Egyptian Embassy in Stockholm. Speakers included Fredrik Malm, a member of the Swedish Parliament, and writer Johan Norberg who has met Kareem.

Along with the demonstration photos, organizer Jonas Virdalm sends a touching remark:

My only personal wish in this is that I will be able to meet Kareem one day. I hope by doing this I have made Kareem understand that there are people all around the world that want all the best for him.

Amen.

Standing in support of Kareem

Standing proud

Raising posters in support of Kareem

Jonas speaks in front of the Egyptian Embassy.

Swedish Parliament member Fredrik Malm demands Kareem Amer’s release.

Johan Norberg speaks to the crowd in front of the Embassy.

An Egyptian Embassy employee looks out at the protesting crowd. During the demonstration, Embassy employees were staring outside from their offices.

Thank you all for taking the time to rally for Kareem’s freedom.

COMMENTS

Posted In: Egyptian blogosphere, Protest

Heikki Salminen

I’d not even heard about this. SHOUT LOEDER, good people, for our own sake as well.
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