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addition to working as a children's book editor for mcgraw-hill in new york would like most about her reza may is she worked as an editor for the french edition of the tv guide. [laughter] she's lived here in tucson for almost 25 years the last ten of which she reported about the border paying particular attention to the death of migrants. her coverage has appeared primarily in the tucson weekly for which she has won a slew of journalism awards. aside from her border writings she's been an art critic and writes about the irish immigrant experience. she's here today just weeks after the release of her first book, immigration stories from the arizona mexico border land. margaret. [applause] >> thanks buddy for coming today. i didn't find out until recently i was going to be speaking in between two marines. [laughter] i'm not a marine, never have been. i've been a journalist in tucson for about 20 years. i've been writing for the tucson weekly and other publications about ten years ago i started writing about the border. until then we haven't heard much about death in arizona and about 2,000

>> reporter: in april 2008 reza took one of his frequent trips to todayen ran to see family and friendsaintance asked him to carry $200 to an iranian who needed money. he agreed. iranian authorities arrested him on suspicion of anti-regime activity. >> it's not clear what the accusations are at this time. the investigation, after two years, is still ongoing. >> reporter: two years later the lawyer says he's not been charged with a crime. cases of other americans held like three hikers who allegedly strayed over the iranian border have been highly publicized but tehgavi's family kept silent. >> blind faith, not knowing it would take this long and unsure of how things work. >> reporter: the iranian who whom he gave the $200 was arrested and convicted of involvement of a terrorist group that blew up a mosque. but the lawyer claims the businessman had no known contact with any terrorist group. the state department admits it has few details. >> we understand he's in poor health. we have not yet received access to him through the swiss protecting power. but we repeatedly have called for and c

i noticed however in the reza may you've been in the peace koren as a former peace corps volunteer isparticular reason why you are hiding the fact? >> no i think that is a failure of my riding of the biography on short notice. >> it's an issue i'm not going to dwell on at this particular point but we have to programs in the muslim world and there's talk of indonesia in fact opening the program there and for here's why pursue the idea in egypt as another likely choice of the ucc rea is not necessarily in the brink of the why of unease that is going to study there in a few weeks. she's going to jordan and in syria and spending several months in turkey in the language programs so it is encouraging to me that we have young people in this country talking about syrians studying english. it's tremendously important seven americans as you did years ago pursue the cultural abilities and in the arab world as well. >> i agree. >> we need more of that along the way. senator lugar and senator kerry pursued these broad range of issues and we had a very interesting meeting three years ago december o

you're reza may have to be loaded with titles. mr. swarthmore and a degree from buffalo law school and we think he was all for joining. would you like to make the opening statement? >> thank you. i want to thank you, senator durbin and colburn for inviting me to testify and for your longstanding interest in the subject. i followed this issue quite closely and the subcommittee's involvement since the part one hearing in 2008 and it's great you are pursuing this. when you first addressed internet freedom the primary concern of the tests were content filtering on the internet and harassment and the rest of digital activists. these persist today as the sector clinton highlighted in her january 21st speech on the internet freedom the state department continues to protest the a rest detention and harassment of bloggers in iran and china, vietnam and elsewhere. and countries that seek to filter access to information are becoming more skilled at doing so. these problems persist but the threat to internet freedom are expanding beyond restricti

employment office with lines of citizens waiting for computers so they could search for jobs and post reza online. the plan considers many ways broadband can help create opportunity for all americans as we can train the work force better and easier to find a job. the broadband plan eckert itself has shown how broadband can improve government and civic engagement, broadband and the other sec new media properties have brought the public into this room. right now the essence of the plan is being twisted to draw attention to the content as we deliver to all of you. the printed version will be taken to congress this afternoon and tomorrow and the diversion can be downloaded across america and seconds. the plan also recognizes broadband can get easier to obtain information about the government it can disrupt media that have long played a vital role commissioner copps has rightly pointed out this issue along the way it we can look for to the additional work the commission is right to you on the topic. it will build of what we have done in the plan. public safety may benefit the most for broadband