Tahar Allache, the Serious Fraud Office & a casting couch
Despite the existence of anti-money laundering and anti-corruption legislation in the U.K, it appears that the Tory government picks and chooses when to enforce such laws. In this piece we will be making new revelations and examine how Tahar Allache,… Keep Reading
History of a perjury
The book, a unique historical source, a document revealing the real motivations that presided over the French colonial enterprise in Algeria. A work that challenges French consciences on the duty of memory, the imperative of intellectual safety that should act… Keep Reading
Purge intensifies as billionaire Issad Rebrab is arrested
In a nation where justice is served through mobile phone, the de facto president of the country, Gaid Salah, is taking his revenge, through a selective judicial process, on traditional opponents of the regime. Issad Rebrab, the wealthiest man in… Keep Reading
A series of abuses taints the image of Algeria’s diplomacy
In a long investigation into the abuses committed by the Algerian embassy in France, the daily ‘Le Parisien’ reveals that the Algerian embassy has been condemned “several times” for violence on its employees and the non-respect of France’s Labour Code,… Keep Reading
Death of a man of letters
In the department of English at the university of Algiers where he taught Writing in the second half of the 1980s, he used to urge his students to read at least one book per week. He most probably wanted to pass… Keep Reading
The prime minister of Algeria, Noureddine Bedoui, named in cocaine scandal
Nourredine Bedoui, the current Prime Minister of Algeria was explicitly named in the cocaine scandal that shook the country last year, when 700 Kilograms of cocaine intended for commercialisation in Europe were seized in shipping containers at Oran’s port. His… Keep Reading
Algeria’s police forces stripped naked female activists in custody
A number of democracy activists have been brutally abducted today, April 13th, in Algeria according to reports and statements coming in from Algiers, some of the arrestees are RAJ party activists. It has emerged on Sunday the 14th of April… Keep Reading
Tear gas, rubber bullets used on children and the elderly during protests (VIDEOS)
Just when we thought the Algerian military junta currently in power cannot fall any lower, orders were issued to thugs dressed in uniforms to provoke the peaceful demonstrators in Algiers, reports our special rapporteur. Unlike the previous protests, the military… Keep Reading