Original sentence: A petition was launched demanding that the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and President Barack Obama intervene for his release.In 2015, a Tunisian website posted a rumor that Bendelladj had been sentenced to death.Polaschik wrote on her Twitter account, "that computer crimes are not capital crimes and are not punishable by the death penalty".The US ambassador to Algeria, Joan A.This rumor spread on social networks in Algeria and several Facebook support groups were created in reaction to support him
Edited sentence: A rumor about his death sentence by a Tunisian website inflamed social networks in Algeria and the diaspora.It raised a great solidarity movement among Algerians who feared seeing a death penalty passed on the young hacker.Others launched a petition demanding the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and President Barack Obama to intervene for the release.Polaschik, to react on her Twitter account, writing "that computer crimes are not capital crimes and are not punishable by the death penalty".Several Facebook support groups were created in reaction.The solidarity movements had prompted the US ambassador to Algeria, Joan A