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Witnessing Revolution #190

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You are in the 190th Witness Revolution diary, bearing witness to pro-democracy movements in North Africa, the Middle East and beyond. We aim here to simply report, from as many reliable worldwide resources as possible, on the successes, challenges or failures of the brave people striving against oppression for representative democracy with civil and human rights. One small bit of assurance that they do not strive in obscurity.

TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS

YEMEN
A picture by Amr Mansour showing how youth in yemen risks their life for the world to see the truth- and for Yemen Rights Monitor.

(ht UnaSpenser 5/19) - Photo from the Facebook group Yemen Rights Monitor








A video highlighting the plight of the women of Yemen



LIBYA
(h/t UnaSpenser 5/19)
Video: Freedom Fighters defend Zintan Warning: Graphic

Gaddafi forces approached the eastern gate of Zintan attempting to besiege the city when they were met by the Zintan freedom fighters.  Many of the Gaddafi soldier bodies lay dismembered and charred.



BAHRAIN
Mohsen Ghareeb, an international Bahraini artist, was allegedly taken from his home while his family was held and the home was initially entered by masked men, then torn apart by men in civillian clothing and uniformed men.

(ht UnaSpenser 5/19) - Mohsen Ghareeb



















More news listed country by country below the fold...

PLS REC THIS DIARY! Will you please do the following to keep our dKos community eyes on our international friends risking their lives for self-determination?
1. Rec this diary. (click that star just under the title)
2. "Follow""Eyes on Egypt and the Region. Scroll down the group box on the right-hand side and click "Follow".
3. Place links in Front Page threads and tell all your friends.
4. Put links in your Facebook updates.
5. Tweet links.
Thank you!

NOTE: We renamed the original "Egypt Liveblog" to "Witnessing Revolution". From Egypt the pro-democracy fire spread rapidly. It's not clear that it will be limited by geography or ethnicity. So, we wanted a name which states what is happening yet allows us to grow with the movement, wherever that will be. The number sequence will be continuous. The group name will remain the same. Only this particular diary series within the group changed names.


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