KABYLIA (TAMURT) - The human rights situation in Kabylia is very alarming. As in previous years, the year 2023 was marked by serious human rights violations and abuses committed by the Algerian colonial regime and its agents in Kabylia. Arbitrary arrests and detentions, torture, unfair sentences, for some to the death penalty, travel bans, judicial harassment against political activists, bans on the holding of literary cafés, closure of churches are all violations of human rights including The Kabyle people are victims of multifaceted and unprecedented repression carried out by the Algerian regime.
KABYLIE (TAMURT) - After several postponements, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of peaceful assembly and association, Clément Nyaletsossi VOULE, has finally been on an official visit to Algiers since last Saturday (September 16 to 26). Its mission is to assess the situation of the rights of peaceful assembly and association in Algeria, with emphasis on the capacity of civil society organizations, unions and political parties to operate freely, as well as on measures aimed at protecting the right to peaceful assembly.
INTERVIEW (TAMURT) – The Spokesman of the Union for the Kabyle Republic, Lyazid Abid, believes in this interview that the independence of Kabylia is inevitable. Optimistic, he strongly believes in the advent of a Kabyle state. Even exiled in Germany, he still remains active on the ground abroad in favor of Kabylie. On the international level precisely, Lyazid Abid, still hopes to obtain support from foreign countries, in particular Morocco, which has already defended the independence of Kabylia several times at the UN. For him, the world political situation is not fixed and Kabylie will exploit the slightest opportunity. “History is accelerating,” warns Lyazid Abid.
