Mohamed Tamalt, a British-Algerian journalist, who was initially believed to have died due to a hunger strike, actually died of a slow, painful death orchestrated by the Algerian state. A video showing the extent of the beatings he had been… Keep Reading
In anticipation of part II of our investigation, we’ve updated this first part to include new developments in this scandal that is sure taint the image of Algeria’s democracy. The Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by Sabri Boukadoum, refuses… Keep Reading
Mon peuple a été le peuple le plus trahi de notre temps. Du fond des déserts du salpêtre, des mines du charbon creusées sous la mer, des hauteurs terribles où gît le cuivre qu’extraient en un labeur inhumain les mains… Keep Reading
Les vieilles habitudes de la compagnie pétrolière nationale semblent perdurer, Hirak ou pas. Sonatrach, actuellement dirigée par Rachid Hachichi, a annoncé aujourd’hui l’attribution d’un important contrat à la société américaine KBR, réputée pour trainer de nombreuses casseroles à l’échelle mondiale.… Keep Reading
‘Baltaguia’ is a term originating from Egypt, made popular under Mubarak’s reign, and refers to paid regime thugs disguised as youth; sent out to take part in demonstrations and spread havoc. Often it is in exchange of large sums of… Keep Reading
In Algeria, if the public media has always adopted censorship as a policy since independence, with the exception of the 1989-1992 parenthesis, some of the so-called private media have been manipulated by the regime to do the dirty work of… Keep Reading
La crise en Algérie est politique ou constitutionnelle ? La réponse à cette question détermine le remède. Si la crise est constitutionnelle, dans ce cas l’application de l’article 102 suffit pour sortir le pays du blocage (dans ce cas, il s’agit… Keep Reading
No doubt Hocine Ait Ahmed is at last relieved in his tomb now that his people have broken the wall of fear and started to stand as one man in the face of the shameless robbers of Algeria’s independence. Some… Keep Reading
Undeniably, social networks play a key role in the current citizen movement in Algeria. First of all, it should be recalled that the demonstrations currently shaking Algeria began following anonymous calls on the Internet for a march on February the… Keep Reading
Today, we are celebrating the International Women’s Day (IWD) all over the world. This year, this date coincides in Algeria with a day of mobilization against Abdelaziz Bouteflika and his regime. A mobilization in which Algerian women naturally take part.… Keep Reading
