Censorship in Amman, A Saudi Dreams and an Orphan Weds

Are the doors closing on Jordan's online freedom of speech?
A Movement in Jordan is Seeking to Censor the Web
The blogger states that " I am totally dismayed by the Ministry of ICT’s recent claims that they will soon censor the Internet. I think Internet censorship will be the last straw to get me to lose hope in the future of this country. "
Apparently a group has begun gathering signatures to ban access to all pornographic images and videos. Could this be the beginning of the end for online freedom in the Hashemite Kingdom?
The Facebook campaign link: http://www.facebook.com/NoInternetCensorshipInJordan
Apparently a group has begun gathering signatures to ban access to all pornographic images and videos. Could this be the beginning of the end for online freedom in the Hashemite Kingdom?
The Facebook campaign link: http://www.facebook.com/NoInternetCensorshipInJordan
Source: And Far Away
Is Innoncent Travel too Much to Ask for Happiness?
A Saudi single women vents and dreams from the confines of her country and culture. Read as she waxes eloquently about what she would rather be doing:
"Loving, respecting and being in complete awe of what I am going to see.
Volunteering along the way in helping those in need.
Forgetting all the baggage of hate, misery and sadness I left at home."
"Loving, respecting and being in complete awe of what I am going to see.
Volunteering along the way in helping those in need.
Forgetting all the baggage of hate, misery and sadness I left at home."
Source: My World and More
Wedding Preparations and All Things New
An American working in the Middle East blogs about a friend who was an orphan and a divorcee getting married again. This is a beautiful story of renewal and hope.
One person commented on the blogs , "In your words, “my heart is singing” just reading this :) Such a beautiful story, for an equally beautiful woman."
A must read!
One person commented on the blogs , "In your words, “my heart is singing” just reading this :) Such a beautiful story, for an equally beautiful woman."
A must read!
Source: A Song in the Desert















