Campaign · October, 2014
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Stories about Campaign from October, 2014
#FreeSaeed: An Iranian Web Developer's Sixth Year in Prison
Iran 6 October 2014
Saeed Malekpour was originally sentenced to death as a "corrupter of the earth" for his open source software that others used to download pornographic images.
