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For those who wish to view it, the original video dated 22/11/13 is still available on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/J4TAWrT4upY

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In a worrying sign, the “Epic Split”animated cartoon @drAshrafHamdi posted to his @egyptoon account on @Facebook two days ago and which many believe precipitated his arrest yesterday has now been rendered unavailable. #Egypt #Jan25 2

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Solidarity with Rachita Taneja aka @sanitarypanels ahead of her court hearing this week. Outrageous that it should come to this, but satire in India is increasingly difficult as shown by the recent conviction of stand up comic Munawar Faruqui.

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📢[CARTOONIST ALERT] On 29 January, the Supreme Court of #India will rule on the case of cartoonist @sanitarypanels. The cartoonist faces 6 months in prison and a fine if she is convicted of contempt of court for publishing cartoons on twitter ➡️ https://bit.ly/39n0vz1

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It has been over a decade since @khalidalbaih's cartoons about #ArabSpring went viral. In a world of strict cultural norms, cartoonists like Khalid face countless threats for their powerful imagery. Read more about his story here: http://bit.ly/KhalidAlb

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channeldrawGianluca Costantini@channeldraw·
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Freedom for the cartoonist Ashraf Hamdi “I’m getting arrested,” @drAshrafHamdi said in the post early on Monday. Hundreds of users have since shared, with many questioning his whereabouts. #Egypt
https://www.channeldraw.org/2021/01/27/freedom-for-the-cartoonist-ashraf-hamdi/

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MiddleEastEyeMiddle East Eye@MiddleEastEye·
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In one of his most recent videos, Ashraf Hamdi recounts the experiences felt during the 25 January revolution in 2011, including some of the popular slogans that were chanted, such as “bread, freedom, social justice”

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/egypt-cartoonist-arrested-video-january-revolution

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