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Another Egyptian human rights activist has been handed a 10-year prison sentence for simply having a Facebook account.

The Higher Administrative Court on Monday ruled to uphold the prison sentence for Abdel-Rahman Hussein, who was also fined $1,500 for violations including “accessing the social networking website,” according to the official MENA news agency.

After his arrest in 2007, the activist was initially sentenced to two years in prison. The court also ordered him to serve nine months in jail because he posted anti-government slogans on a sign, according to the MENA news agency.

On Monday, he was re-sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined $3,000 for illegally using his Facebook account. His lawyer, Habib Eissa, said that Hussein wasn’t the first Egyptian to be sentenced for his Facebook activities. In 2009, the lawyer said that five activists have been jailed for similar charges.

While Hussein was not one of those five, he does keep up with their cases.

Hussein’s Facebook postings included the declaration that “The revolution begins in your home, in your village, in your street, in your life,” according to information released on the Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights website in 2009.

The center has been a vocal critic of what it describes as Mubarak-era policies that have restricted citizens’ rights.

“We don’t think that this is a critical case,” said Hossam El-Hamalawy, who co-founded the center and remains a board member. “They’re proceeding in a very very general manner.”

If Hussein is in any way representing himself as an advocate of free speech, the group does not see his case as a positive one for Egypt’s nascent blogger movement.

“This is not about free speech;