In their own words to an open-ended question we heard, "Their political system is transparent and it's following democracy in its true sense." Another said it was "liberty and freedom and being open-minded with each other." Majorities as high as 90 percent and greater in Egypt, Indonesia and Iran told us in 2005 that if they were to write a new constitution for a theoretical new country that they would guarantee freedom of speech as a fundamental right, especially in Egypt.
Большинство, которое составляло 90% и более, в Египте, Индонезии и Иране в 2005 году ответило на вопрос о том, что если бы они писали новую Конституцию для теоретически новой страны, то они бы гарантировали право на свободу слова как основополагающее право. И особенно это было характерно для Египта.