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Below are posts about citizen media in Serbian. Don't miss Global Voices na srpskom, where Global Voices posts are translated into Serbian! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Сръбски 4 април 2012 Сърбия: Противоречивата реабилитация на Дража Михайлович Драголюб (Дража) Михайлович е главнокомандващ Югославската Отечествена Армия, известна още като Четниците, през Втората Световна Война. През 1946г. е заловен от новите комунистически власти на Югославия, обвинен в измяна и военни престъпления, осъден на смърт и екзекутиран. Продължаващото дело за неговата рехабилитация е подкрепено от някои професори и политици в Сърбия, но разделя обществеността.
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Below are posts about citizen media in Arabic. Don't miss Global Voices الأصوات العالمية, where Global Voices posts are translated into Arabic! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Latest stories about Arabic Lebanon: Demotivational Humour on Facebook Recently a number of Facebook pages have been started about specifically Lebanese memes. In this post Global Voices interviews the creator of a page called “Demotivational Lebanon”. May Day Marked Around the Arab World May Day, or Labour Day, is commemorated in many Arab countries. In this post we look at some of the day's events this year: in Libya it became a national public holiday, in Bahrain demonstrations were attacked by riot police, and in Lebanon the website of the Ministry of Labour was hacked. Tunisia: Clashes Over Future of State Television On April 25 a sit-in outside the offices of Tunisia's state television network that had lasted almost eight weeks came to an end. Protestors demanded the “cleansing” of the network of Ben Ali supporters, and also opposed suggestions of its privatisation. Syria: Television “Confession” of Activist Ali Mahmoud Othman Ali Mahmoud Othman, head of the media office of Baba Amr in Homs, was arrested in March. Now an exclusive interview, which many believe is a forced confession following his torture, is due to be broadcast on Syrian state television. Tunisia: Uproar at Kiss of President's Hand On April 26 a video featuring two men kissing the hand of interim Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki made a buzz on the web. Kissing the hand of the president is seen as a relic of the rule of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, and against the values of post-uprising Tunisia. Egypt: Time for Televised Presidential Debates? As the time approaches for the Egyptian presidential election, there have been calls not only in Egypt but also around the Arab world for televised presidential debates. Tunisia: Police Clash with Jobless Protestors in Radès On April 13 police clashed with a group of young protestors from Cité El Mallaha in the port of Radès, just south of the capital Tunis. The protesters were staging a sit-in, demanding a share of some jobs which had been recently created in Radès port. Egypt: Should the Grand Mufti Have Gone to Jerusalem? On April 18 Ali Gomaa, the Egyptian grand mufti and one of the highest religious authorities in the Islamic world, visited Jerusalem for the first time. The visit is controversial since it is seen by many as a step towards normalised relations with Israel. Tunisia: Neglect of Those Wounded in the Revolution Tunisians have been expressing their dissatisfaction and anger regarding the government's poor treatment of those wounded during the Tunisian revolution. Some of them have bullets still to be extracted from their bodies, and other had limbs amputated and are still waiting for prosthetic limbs. Egypt: “Blog About Nubia” Day In an attempt to highlight the situation of the Nubian community in Egypt and to challenge stereotypes about them, a day of blogging and tweeting about their cause took place on April 18.