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    United States of America reaffirm the peacefulness of Kabylia’s struggle for Self-determination 

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    December 20, 2024

    (Washington, USA).The Biden administration reaffirmed for the second time in its annual Report 2023 on Country on Human Rights Practices on Algeria that MAK, acronyms for Kabylia Self-determination Movement, is not a terrorist.  This comes after the Algerian military regime designated it as a terrorist organization in 2021 to free…

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  • Human Rights

    As a retaliation to Ammer Umjqan’s political activism, Algeria’s dictatorship sentenced his son to 5 years in prison and fined $30,000.00

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    December 19, 2024

    ( Montreal, Canada)–After more than four long months in the filthy jails of the Algerian dictatorship; Massinissa, my son, was given a sham trial in which he was sentenced to five years in prison and an extravagant fine of $30,000.00. A pure ransom!  Obviously, the prosecutor who decided and pronounced…

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    Lamine Sid–Another Kabylian citizen Kidnapped by the Algerian Intelligence Services

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    December 17, 2024

    (Kabylia) – disappeared on November 28th and left his family and loved ones in great disarray, the Kabylian citizen Lamine Sid finally showed a sign of life. Finally and happily, he was able to reach his family by phone from eastern Algeria, where the Algerian secret services that kidnapped him…

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  • Breaking News

    Algeria’s Military Regime Might Be the Next dictatorship to Fall, Following Assad’s Gruesome Regime

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    December 8, 2024

    Now that the Assad’s ruthless regime has fallen easily by rebels, we’re wandering which dictatorship is next to fall. The Iranian regime, the North Korean, the Venezuelan, etc. Given the unpopularity and failure of the Algerian military power to satisfy the basic needs of Algerian population. This may lead the…

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  • Education

    Launch of Computer Science Courses in Kabylian Language

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    December 6, 2024

    The members of the Kabylian Digital School are very pleased to announce the launch of computer science courses in the Kabylian language, beginning Thursday, December 5, 2024.  These courses, prepared and led by Professor-researcher Samiya  Saad-Buzefran, aim to democratize access to technological knowledge while enhancing the Kabylian language.  Some information…

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  • Opinion

    Kabylia’s Independence Will Promote a Bright Economy Growth to Benefit the Kabylian People

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    November 27, 2024

    By V. Ath Vouhrav Kabylia, with its rich history, unique culture, and millennial language, has all the potential to become a prosperous and modern nation, offering its citizens an outstanding quality of life and sustainable development. Algeria’s centralized and oppressive political agenda slows down the immense potential of Kabylia, which…

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  • Breaking News

    Ferhat Mehenni, President of Kabylia Provisional Government in Exile, Congratulates Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States

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    November 6, 2024

    ( Paris, France)–Congratulations! What you have just achieved is historic. Since the independence of the United States in 1776, this is only the second time that a defeated U.S. president has managed to reclaim the White House four years later. It is monumental! On behalf of the Kabyle Government in…

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  • Opinion

    The Antikabylism Machinery of the Algerian State Against Kabylia People

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    October 31, 2024

    By Tanina Tamezehwalt (Cape Town, South Africa)– I denounce the tyranny that Kabylia has been suffering since 1962, and this plight has recently intensified, reaching a new record since 2021. Kabylia is a territory marked by resistance and resilience against any form of submission in North Africa, known for its…

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  • Breaking News, Human Rights

    Kabylia’s human rights activists request to Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau

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    September 28, 2024

    September 25th, 2024 The Right Honorable Justin Trudeau, P.C, M.P. Prime Minister of Canada 80 Wellington Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A2  Dear Prime Minister, We, Canadian citizens, of Kabyle origins, are constituted as a collective for the release of Kabyle detainees, and we are cornered to call on you by…

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  • Human Rights

    Montréal-Ottawa: a march for the release of political prisoners in Algeria

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    September 21, 2024

    Kabyle activists will begin a 200-kilometer march tomorrow from Montreal to the Canadian parliament. “This march is to demand the release of our detainees unjustly incarcerated by the Algerian state”, says Malika Absi, one of the organizers. The Kabyles in Algeria are part of the larger Amazigh family, or Berbers,…

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