iran jails blogger for 14 years an iranian weblogger has been jailed for 14 years on charges of spying and aiding foreign counter-revolutionaries.  arash sigarchi was arrested last month after using his blog to criticise the arrest of other online journalists. mr sigarchi  who also edits a newspaper in northern iran  was sentenced by a revolutionary court in the gilan area. his sentence  criticised by human rights watchdog reporters without borders  comes a day after an online  day of action  to secure his release. iranian authorities have recently clamped down on the growing popularity of weblogs  restricting access to major blogging sites from within iran. a second iranian blogger  motjaba saminejad  who also used his website to report on bloggers  arrests  is still being held.  a spokesman for reporters without borders  which tracks press freedom across the globe  described mr sigarchi s sentence as  harsh  and called on iranian president mohammed khatami to work to secure his immediate release.  the authorities are trying to make an example of him   the organisation said in a statement.   by handing down this harsh sentence against a weblogger  their aim is to dissuade journalists and internet-users from expressing themselves online or contacting foreign media.  in the days before his arrest mr sigarchi gave interviews to the bbc persian service and the us-funded radio farda. iranian authorities have arrested about 20 online journalists during the current crackdown. they accused mr sigarchi of a string of crimes against iranian state  including espionage  insulting the founder of iran s islamic republic  ayatollah ruhollah khomenei  and current supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei. mr sigarchi s lawyer labelled the revolutionary court  illegal and incompetent  and called for a retrial in a public court.  mr sigarchi was sentenced one day after an online campaign highlighted his case in a day of action in defence of bloggers around the world.  the committee to protect bloggers designated 22 february 2005 as free mojtaba and arash day. around 10 000 people visited the campaign s website during the day. about 12% of users were based in iran  the campaign s director told the bbc news website. curt hopkins said mr sigarchi s sentence would not dent the resolve of bloggers joining the campaign to help highlight the case.  the eyes of 8 million bloggers are going to be more focused on iran since sigarchi s sentence  not less.  the mullahs won t be able to make a move without it be spread across the blogosphere.
iran fi blogger kan fun 14 odun  blogger kan ti orile-ede iran ti fi jade fun odun 14 lori ero ti o n gbero ati iranlọwọ awọn oludasile ijọba keji. arash sigarchi ti a ti gbejade ni osu to koja leyin ti o lo blog rẹ lati ṣe aṣẹjuwe ti a gbe awọn oniroyin online miiran.  mr sigarchi, ti o si n ṣe oludasile iwe-iranse ni ariwa iran, ni ile-ejo ijọba ti gilan ti fi jade.  e bẹrẹ lori aṣẹjuwe ti ile-ejo awọn eto ẹkọ omoniyan reporters without borders, eyi ti o waye ni ọjọ kan leyin aṣẹjuwe online lati gbe e jade. awọn iṣẹ iran ti fẹrẹ to diẹ sii jade si awọn blogger, ti o fa agbara jade si awọn ile-iṣẹ blogging ni iran. blogger miiran ti orile-ede iran, motjaba saminejad, ti o si lo website rẹ lati ṣe aṣẹjuwe ti a gbe awọn blogger, ti a si n gbe jade.  oludari fun reporters without borders, ti o n ṣe aṣẹjuwe awọn ẹtọ iwe-iranse ni agbaye, ti ṣe apejuwe aṣẹ mr sigarchi bi " duro" ati pe iranian president mohammed khatami lati ṣiṣẹ lati gbe e jade ni akoko.  awọn iṣẹ n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ, wọn n ṣe atunṣe rẹ,