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In a striking development stirring cultural tensions, Morocco has recently made a bid to appropriate iconic elements of Algeria’s traditional dress by submitting a dossier to UNESCO. This comes mere …
Morocco’s Controversial Bid to Claim Algeria’s Traditional Dress Ignites Cultural Tensions Read More
David Blanco, the secretary of international relations at the General Confederation of Spanish Workers (CGT), recently condemned the alarming rise of human rights abuses in Western Sahara after being expelled …
Spanish Trade Unionist Raises Alarm on Human Rights Violations in Western Sahara Read MoreThe United Nations has shed light on the grim reality of human rights violations in Algeria, revealing a troubling landscape for activists, journalists, and political opponents. Mary Lawlor, the UN …
UN Report Unveils Alarming Human Rights Violations in Algeria Read More
In Algeria, Yacine Mekireche, a committed human rights defender and baker born in 1986, faces legal challenges for his activism. A member of the Democratic and Social Movement (MDS) party …
Yacine Mekireche: A Portrait of Resilience in Algerian Activism Read More
In a recent statement, Algeria’s Minister of Culture and Arts, Zouhir Ballalou, highlighted the government’s strong commitment to the Casbah of Algiers, emphasising its significance as a cultural and tourist …
Algeria Embarks on Revitalising the Casbah of Algiers as a Key Cultural Landmark Read More
Crushing Dissent in Algeria The situation in Algeria remains dire as authorities tighten their grip on dissent, stifling freedoms such as expression, assembly, and the press. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s re-election, …
Rights Trends in Algeria: A Landscape of Repression and Fear Read More
In a poignant reminder of the power of words and the peril faced by those who wield them, the Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels has raised its voice in solidarity with …
Börsenverein Calls for Release of Boualem Sansal on Human Rights Day Read More