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The conviction of Boualem Sansal, an outspoken French and Algerian writer, has worsened tensions between the countries.
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Agence France-Presse on MSNAlgeria 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 author whose conviction has strained ties with France. On March 27, a court in ...
An Algerian court on Tuesday upheld a five-year jail sentence for French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal who was arrested in ...
French-Algerian author Boualem Sansal is facing five years in prison in Algeria after he lost an appeal against his ...
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Agence France-Presse on MSNFrench writer jailed in Algeria won't appeal, still hopeful of pardon: supportersFrench-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal will not appeal his five-year prison sentence to Algeria's supreme court, said sources ...
Algeria’s independence came through the National Liberation War (1954–1962), led by the Front de Libération Nationale (FLN).
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France 24 on MSNAlgeria sentences French football journalist to seven years in jailAlgerian authorities have sentenced a French sports journalist, known for his coverage of African football, to seven years in prison on charges of "glorifying terrorism", according to media rights ...
An Algerian court upheld a verdict against French-Algerian writer and critic Boualem Sansal on Tuesday, sentencing him to ...
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Al-Monitor on MSNFrench writer jailed in Algeria won't appealFrench-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal will not appeal his five-year prison sentence to Algeria's Supreme Court. The ...
An Algerian court has upheld a five-year prison sentence for Boualem Sansal, a French-Algerian writer convicted of undermining national unity. Sansal's detention and controversial statements about ...
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Al-Monitor on MSNAlgeria 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 ...
Riccardo Fabiani, north Africa director at the International Crisis Group, said the decision in June was “pretty bad” for ...
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