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Algeria: French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes sentenced to seven years in prison after over a year under a judicial control order
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the court of Tizi Ouzou's decision to sentence French football journalist Christophe Gleizes to seven years in prison with immediate incarceration. Arrested and held under a judicial control order since 28 May 2024,
An Algerian court on Tuesday upheld a five-year prison sentence against writer Boualem Sansal for after he was found guilty ...
Agence France-Presse on MSN17h
Algeria court to rule on bid to double writer's jail termAn Algerian court is expected to deliver a verdict Tuesday on prosecutors' bid to double the jail term of a dual-national ...
Seven and a half months after his arrest in Algiers, Boualem Sansal was sentenced to five years in prison. His fate has ...
NEMA has confirmed the arrival of 104 Nigerian returnees from Algeria under the Assisted Voluntary Returns programme.
‘The Beni Messous University Hospital received 38 injured people, while three deaths were recorded,’ a statement from the ...
Image calling for the release of journalist Christophe Gleizes of 'So Foot' magazine, imprisoned in Algeria, distributed by Reporters Without Borders on June 29, 2025. RSF On Tuesday, July 1, the ...
The number of spectators killed after falling from an upper stand of a stadium following MC Alger's victory in the Algerian top-flight league has risen to four, the champions said on Monday.
Al-Monitor on MSN8h
Algeria court upholds writer Sansal's five-year jail termAn Algerian court on Tuesday upheld a five-year prison sentence against dual-national author Boualam Sansal, whose case has ...
However, treatment options remain limited, as only a small percentage of those affected receive the necessary care. Currently, 11 countries (45%) in the Middle East and North Africa offer opioid ...
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