cnnbrk: Journalists reported arrested amid #Egypt protests.http://on.cnn.com/fouY7a
as for those being rounded up, whether they're being arrested or mobbed (& missing) - i think that it is a despicable act - and if the government is involved - they should know that restricting press during such an intense situation never worked well for anyone. the press are the ones who set the stage for dialogue and so in my mind - it is one of the most grueling professions - but it is one of great value for the world.
one in particular, i have been following on twitter, is a woman by the name of sarah el sirgany. she spoke to cnn by phone a few days ago, and since i have watched her report by twitter - trying to get the word out about what's going on. clearly, she is anti murbarak protester - but the events she is witnessing and experiencing are up close and personal and with - some of her latest --
Ssirgany Shorta 3askaria? RT @raniadailynews: @ElFoulio what do you mean by military police? It's either the military or the police?
Ssirgany RT @beleidy: Just went through army checkpoint on galaa bridge, on my way to tahrir square #jan25 egypt
Ssirgany Last night two brave female friends took medical supplies to Tahrir & were harassed by pro-mubarak mob on the way. Now area is totally safe
Ssirgany All of our reporters and editors want to be in Tahrir today, but someone needs to put the stories together & post online.
Ssirgany All of our reporters and editors want to be in Tahrir today, but someone needs to put the stories together & post online.