Interview with Algerian Cartoonist Ali Dilem

Daryl Cagle, the cartoonist for msnbc.com and Cagle Cartoons (http://www.cagle.com), sits down with acclaimed Algerian cartoonist Ali Dilem to discuss cartooning in Algeria and dealing with the threat of government prosecution.

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[soslabass]

what worth freedom of speech if you are in jail ? our freedom in algeria is sumirrizedin talking hopless , sadness in coffe becoz we havnt nothing to do else in our days in algeria where routine kill us , rememebr , algeria is biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrison , im 40 yeasr old = 40 yeasr old in the prison i cant feel my self free ,no hope no logement no wife , no desicion no change , no even simple things ,living with less one dollars its suicide evry day .

[gepn20]

I lived in Algiers in 200-2001; Dilem is a fantastic chap, his cartoons cut straight to the point, clearer than any newspaper editorial; really one of the world's best political cartoonist - and brave too !

[medceltic]

YOU SHOULD TO ASK HIM, HOW ABOUT THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN HIS PENTAGON AND WHAT ABOUT WIKILEAKS AND POOR ASSANGE. BLOODY AMERICAN.