The hand of Ikea

Client: Ikea

Agency: AlpahBoushihri

Country: Kuwait

Year: 1997

Photography: Uwe Wrick

Hand of Louai Alasfahani

Published in Al Anba on the 10th of October 1996. Pages: 16-17.

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Starcom 2nd Inter Media Football Tournament

I am Paul McCartney, and I am a Vegetarian

Client: Peta.org

Once upon a time in the Middle East

a Masafi consumer’s point of view

Here is an interesting point of view presented to us by one of our regular visitors.

Stealing a logo, a campaign … there are so many types of STEALING …

Misleading a Client/Customer is STEALING too … Masafi Water …

If you agree to the above statement … have a look at the attached photo …
Hope the text is readable …
Feel free to use it on the blog.

Chris

Kuwaiti blogger acquitted by appeals court

by Elsa Baxter on Tuesday, 13 July 2010

A Kuwaiti appeals court has overturned a six-month prison sentence against a leading writer and blogger, the news agency AFP, citing legal sources, reports.

Mohammad Abdul-Kader al-Jassem was sentenced to six months in jail and ordered to pay a $17,500 fine on April 1 for allegedly slandering Sheikh Nasser, a nephew of the Kuwaiti emir.

The prison term was suspended on payment of the fine pending the appeal, AFP reports.

In May, he was arrested and detained for 49 days on separate charges that he insulted the emir and harmed national interests. His next hearing is set for September 20.

Meanwhile, a top liberal activist who spent 10 days in prison has been released and his sentence overturned, AFP reports.

Khaled al-Fadhalah was sentenced to three months in jail on June 30 for allegedly accusing the prime minister of collaborating with others in money laundering.

Source:  http://www.arabianbusiness.com/592591-kuwaiti-blogger-aquitted-by-appeals-court