In late November, Egyptian activist Wael Abbas' YouTube account was suspended due to videos of torture which he had posted. Though his account was re-activated a few days later, all his videos had been removed. YouTube's side of the story is that Abbas had violated their terms of use by posting videos of "graphic or gratuitous violence" (many of Abbas' video depict police torture, including sodomy. ) However, other videos, of police brutality, demonstrations, strikes, sit-ins and election irregularities were also deleted when his account was restored. This case clearly put YouTube in an awkward situation. Clearly the videos of
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