Algeria Bound

Algeria: Government-controlled court sentences journalist Drareni to two years in prisonF

Algerian journalist Khaled Drareni was jailed for two years on appeal Tuesday, a defence lawyer said, in a case seen as a barometer of press freedom in the North African country.  Drareni, 40, has been in custody since March and was sentenced in August to three years...
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The Algerian regime does it again: it blocks Internet access for the whole country to secure a pointless high-school examF

Algerians were unable to access social media accounts on Sunday as students sat national exams in the North African country where authorities are cracking down on cheating. Social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp were inaccessible, an AFP journalist...
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Algeria: Like all previous presidents, Tebboune wants his version of the constitutionF

Algeria's government has adopted draft constitutional revisions aimed at responding to the demands of the country's "Hirak" protest movement, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has said. "The proposal is fully in line with the requirements of modern state building and...
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Algeria: Two political prisoners go on hunger strikeF

(Photo: Poet Mohamed Tadjadit) Two jailed activists from Algeria's anti-government "Hirak" protest movement have been on hunger strike for over a week to protest their incarceration, one of their lawyers said Saturday. Mohamed Tadjadit, nicknamed the "Hirak poet",...
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