Facebook activist tortured in custody
Brahime Lalami, a blogger and activists, is reported to have been stabbed by armed militias wearing official police insignia. Last Wednesday, while in Oran, he was the victim of an “aggression“. A photo published on his Facebook page shows two… Keep Reading
Arab despots agree with China on its policy of incarcerating muslims
Considering that the Chinese state deems Islam a mental illness, it might come as a surprise that some muslim countries would support the incarceration and torture of other muslims, but no, thirty-seven countries, including Algeria and Saudi Arabia, have written… Keep Reading
If Tommy Robinson is jailed, so should Theresa May be
Once upon a time, in June 2012 to be exact, Home Secretary Theresa May, was held in contempt of court over the prolonged imprisonment of a foreign migrant, making her only the second home secretary ever to be charged with… Keep Reading
State collapses in Algeria as army clings to power
Tonight marks the end of Abdelkader Bensaleh’s term as interim head of state, following the cancellation of the election due earlier this month. For the first time in the history of the country, the state is due to collapse and… Keep Reading
Algeria: footage of serious human rights violations emerges (VIDEO)
Shocking footage recorded by political opponent Rachid Nekkaz, demonstrates how the illegitimate authorities in Algeria, under the orders of the army, are seeking to silence the peaceful opponents to a military dictatorship. Only in the capital Algiers, there are currently… Keep Reading
Millions of Algerians come out on Independence Day to demand end of military rule
Grandiose demonstrations took part in all parts of Algeria to demand a radical change of the political system and the end of the military rule that has been in place since 1962. Clearly displaying their rejection of the system put… Keep Reading
Britain likely covered up murder of British-Algerian journalist
Mohamed Tamalt, a British-Algerian journalist, who was initially believed to have died as a result of a hunger strike, actually died of a slow, painful death orchestrated by the Algerian state. A video showing the extent of the beatings he… Keep Reading
Arbitrary arrests as Algeria’s military rejects a democratic transition
A serious deterioration of the political crisis in Algeria has now been confirmed. Over the past two weeks, the regime proceeded to a number of arbitrary arrests of political opponents and journalists. Some were beaten while in custody, others were… Keep Reading