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Saudi Arabia: Government Agents Infiltrate Wikipedia, Sentence Independent Wikipedia Administrators to Prison

Saudi Arabia: Government Agents Infiltrate Wikipedia, Sentence Independent Wikipedia Administrators to Prison
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KSA infiltrates Wikipedia, jails two top admins to control free speech

The two individuals are identified as Osama Khalid and Ziyad al-Sofiani, with the former receiving a 32-year sentence and Sofiani receiving an eight-year sentence.

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Saudis infiltrated Wikipedia, jailed two, activists say

An investigation by parent body Wikimedia found the Saudi government had penetrated Wikipedia s senior ranks in the region

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Wikimedia disputes activist claims of Saudi infiltration

Two groups had alleged that the philanthropy, which runs Wikipedia, had found that Riyadh officials infiltrated 'the highest ranks' of its team in the region

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