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Another letter from Kareem February 16th, 2009

Egyptian blogger “Wa7da Masrya” received another letter from Kareem, stating:

I got a letter from Kareem today. He is fine and again would like to thank everyone for what they are doing to help free him. He’s waiting for the day he’d be released from prison and hopes that by next November, when he’d have spent the majority of his time in prison, the government may be able to release him. He is hopeful.

Kareem writes:

Prison has become a part of my imagination. I don’t remember how life was before my imprisonment and how people look like outside.

Shahinaz, Kareem’s friend and one of his frequent visitors, adds:

I wrote to him and reassured him that we are all supporting him and we’ll continue our campaign to protect him during his detention.

Any requests to free Kareem has been refused despite other prisoners being discharged.

Please write to him and express your support and solidarity.

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