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Kabylia Has Delivered Its Verdict: A Boycott Seen as a Rejection of the Political System and the End of Sports Propaganda

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July 3, 2026

By T. Tala (Kabylia)–By overwhelmingly boycotting the Algerian elections, Kabylia sent what many viewed as a clear political message. For many supporters of self-determination, the boycott reflected a rejection of the institutions of the Algerian state and expressed an aspiration for a different political future. From this perspective, the boycott…
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Kabylia Under Siege: A Human Rights Crisis That Cannot Be Ignored

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July 2, 2026

By N. Thiziri (Washington. DC)-–While the Algerian military regime presents itself to the world through elections and official speeches, a very different reality is unfolding in Kabylia. Behind the political narrative lies a pattern of repression that has profoundly affected thousands of Kabylian citizens. Hundreds of Kabylian activists, journalists, lawyers,…
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Algeria Imprisoned 74-Year-Old Man Over a Facebook Post

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July 1, 2026

By N. Vaya (Tizi-Wuzu, Kabylia)— The Criminal Court of Appeal in Chréa has sentenced Saïd Bessaha, a 74-year-old political activist from Bouzeguene, to 10 years in prison over a Facebook post, a ruling that has renewed concerns among supporters and human rights advocates over freedom of expression and the treatment…
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KACE Organization’s Tribute to Matoub Lounès, 28 Years after His Assassination

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June 25, 2026

On the anniversary of the assassination of Matoub Lounès—renowned singer, poet, political activist, and unwavering defender of human rights—the Kabylian Americans Cultural Exchange (KACE) honors the memory of a man who became an enduring symbol of freedom, resistance, and cultural survival. Matoub Lounès paid the ultimate price for his steadfast…
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KHR Organization Calls for a Serious Investigation into the Assassination of Lounès Matoub

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June 24, 2026

(Washington, USA)–June 25, 2026, marks the 28th anniversary of the assassination of Lounès Matoub, the renowned Kabyle singer, political activist, and human rights advocate whose voice became a symbol of freedom, democracy, and cultural resistance. Lounès Matoub dedicated his life to defending the cultural, linguistic, and identity rights of the…
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Améziane Mehenni: Remembering a Life, Honoring a Legacy

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June 18, 2026

By F. Tilleli (Kabylia)–As the anniversary of the assassination of Améziane Mehenni approaches, many Kabyles pause to remember a young man whose life was cut short under tragic circumstances. More than two decades later, his name continues to symbolize both personal loss and the enduring struggle for dignity, justice, and…
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Arezqi Lvcir’s Speech During Kabylia National Day Commemoration in San Francisco

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June 17, 2026

San Francisco, USA June 14th is not simply another date on the calendar. For the Kabyle people, it has become a symbol of courage, sacrifice, and the unwavering pursuit of freedom. On June 14th, 2001, following the events of the Black Spring, nearly two million Kabyles marched peacefully toward Algiers…
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Petition for the Immediate Release of All Detainees of Conscience in Algeria

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May 7, 2026

By Association: Kabylie, racines et ailes (Paris)–We, the association Kabylie Racines et Ailes, strongly condemn the ongoing imprisonment of individuals for their opinions in Algeria, a grave injustice that has persisted for years. Activists, journalists, writers, and ordinary citizens continue to be arrested simply for expressing their ideas, sharing their beliefs, or…
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Kabylia’s 49 Innocent Activists Acquitted As high-Stakes Legislative Elections Are Scheduled in Algeria

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May 4, 2026

By T. Tilleli ( Algiers) – Yesterday, the Algerian court of Algiers delivered an acquittal to 49 innocent Kabylians who were pursued for their political activism which is related to Kabylia’s self-determination movement. Among the defendants, several have already served arbitrary sentences, namely: Hocine Azem, Lounes Hamzi, Mourad Chabane, Abdenour…
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Congratulations and Thanks of the President Ferhat Mehenni, After 20th April Mobilization

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April 24, 2026

By F. Mehenni – Translated from X First 20th April of the Federal Republic of KabyliaKabylia, which proclaimed its independence on 12/14/2025, has just honored the struggles of the Kabyle people for their freedom by taking to the streets in Paris, London, Montreal, New York, and San Francisco…I saw families…
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