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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Algerian authorities to free Rabah Karèche, the newspaper Liberté’s correspondent in Tamanrasset, 900 km south of Algiers, who has been held since 19 April after covering protests by the Ahaggar region’s Tuareg population against new territorial divisions.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reiterates its call for the withdrawal of all charges against , Rabah Karèche, the newspaper Liberté’s correspondent in Tamanrasset, a city 2,000 km south of Algiers, after a prosecutor today (5th August) sought a three-year jail sentence for his coverage of a demonstration.
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A past of exclusion: the abuses of the Algerian regime against the Kabyle people (Image by Stock File) Independent Algeria was born in 1962. However, Kabylia, as a region is the base of a population with its own characteristics and social organization, is the product of a long history. This indigenous population, the first inhabitants to arrive in the places called “The Amazighs of North Africa”. Where the word Amazigh means “free man”. You can better understand its meaning when you are in one of those Kabyle villages perched on top of a mou...
Late on 10 June, two journalists Khaled Drareni and Ihsan El Kadi were arrested by the authorities in Algeria along with opposition leader Karim Tabbou. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) calls on the Algerian authorities to free them immediately and to release all the journalists who are currently in prison for simply doing their job.