Jilïr ipirinakan jisk’achapxatapat ukat jan kuna ch’usat katurayapxatapat unxtasïwjamaxa, Kuweit-an yurïw uraqipar jan yäqirinakax (Bedoom) utanakapan vela-nak naktayapxäna ukat Twitter-aruw jamuqanak apkatapxarakïna. Amuyux 7anthala Al-Bedún bloger-un amuyt’ayatänwa khithiti jilïr irpirinakatakïpachaw qilqatax “ch’axwax saraskakiwa ukat kuntï munap uk jikjatañkamax arsusïwinakax janiw tukuskaniti” sasaw amuyäna.

Qasäw phaxs pusür saraqataruw pacha urux Twitter-an jamuqanakax uñstaräna, ukañkamax hashtag ##شمعة_حرية_وأمل  “mä antutäwinpin suyt’äwinpin vela-pawa” sasaw arsusipxarakïna.

Akax mä qhawqha jamuqanakaxa:

Picture posted by @m_mubher has a line by Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish: We do what the prisoners and the unemployed do; we grow hope.

Two Bedoon students in Jordan write "Bedoon" (without) using candles (posted by @alenazi90)

Posted by @mohammedalouda

"Group 29", a group of Kuwaiti activists focused on Bedoon rights, took this picture in support (posted by @al29ela)

Three girls holding "Until when will we remain stateless?" (posted by @7MODQ8)

Bedoon woman @mayar114 posted this picture saying "Give me my freedom"

Jutïr payïr jamuqanakax bloger 7anthala-r apayatänwa:

Picture of the article concerning equality in Kuwait's constitution, with candles

"Not allowed to travel" with the campaign's hashtag

Akax quta jak’an mä naktayat vela-wa, ukat arzag1-n apkatatarakiwa:

Ukjarux mä vela-nakan wiriyupawa ukat Bedún unxtasïwin mä letrero-w naktat celular jak’anki, ukat fal3nze-n apkatt’atarakiwa: