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Kabylia Human Rights Activists Raise Awareness at Amnesty International Conference in Los Angeles

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October 4, 2026

By F. Zwina (Los Angeles, USA)–It is good news for Kabylia’s detainees who are rotting in the Algerian prisons, particularly, those who were sentenced to death under spurious charges of the Algerian dictatorship. Thus, for the first time in history, Kabylia’s human rights activists took part in Amnesty’s International regional…
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Ayoob Kara Nominated as Adviser to President Ferhat Mehenni on International Relations

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September 30, 2026

By N. Tilleli (Paris, France)–Today, by decree, the President of MAK movement, Mr. Ferhat Mehenni announced the nomination of Mr. Ayoob Kara as the presidential adviser in charge of Relations Affaires. The aim of this appointment is to empower Kabylian diplomacy in favor of the recognition of Kabylian independence by…
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The MAK Movement Accuses Algeria of Waging a Non-Conventional War Wildfires

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September 5, 2026

By J. Taos ( Paris, France)–In the wake of the deadly wave of wildfires that recently swept across northeastern Algeria, the Movement for Self-Determination of Kabylia (MAK) and the Provisional Kabyle Government in Exile (Anavad) have announced plans to introduce legislation before the Kabyle Parliament that would officially classify the…
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Kabylia’s New Prime Minister Delivers His First Speech

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August 31, 2026

By N. Zwina ( Ottawa, Canada) – Karim Achab, the newly appointed Prime Minister of the Kabylian Provisional Government in Exile, has delivered his first public address through Kabylia TV from Ottawa, Canada. He succeeds Hanafi Ferhouh, who previously held the office. In his speech, Achab began by expressing his…
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Kabylia Once Again Targeted by Criminal Wildfires

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August 26, 2026

By G. Wiza ( Kabylia)– Kabylia has once again been struck by devastating wildfires, reviving painful memories of the catastrophic fires that ravaged its territory in the summer of 2021. That tragedy claimed at least 250 lives, destroyed vast areas of forests, and left thousands of families devastated. Today, history…
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Opponents Returning to Algeria Resistance or Surrender ?

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July 29, 2026

By Ferhat Mehenni on X The official head of the Algerian state, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, declared on July 16, 2026, from Berlin that “opponents are welcome in Algeria.” I believe the only welcome truly awaiting them is a prison cell. Logically, if this statement were sincere, he would begin by repealing…
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Kabylia, Lonely Facing Fires

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July 24, 2026

By President Ferhat Mehenni on X Kabylia has been burning for more than fifteen days. Not only has no one come to its aid, but the outbreaks of fire, reportedly started using incendiary powders and other fire-setting materials, appear to be coordinated in a way that surrounds villages and prevents…
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President Ferhat Mehenni – Urgent Appeal to the Democracies of the World

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July 20, 2026

Exile, Paris– July 19th, 2026 As catastrophic wildfires continue to devastate Kabylia; As the response of the Algerian authorities remains, in my view, gravely inadequate in the face of this unfolding disaster; As entire villages are threatened and the lives of thousands of Kabyle citizens are at immediate risk; As…
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Somaliland Opened a New Chapter in the Horn of Africa : Would Kabylia Follow in the Northern Part ?

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July 17, 2026

By R. Vaya Following the December 14 Declaration of Independence in Paris, supporters of a free Kabylia hope the democratic world will increasingly see it not only as a nation seeking freedom, but also as a future strategic, stable, and democratic ally in North Africa. Africa’s political map has never…
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From Liberation To The Colonization of Kabylia: The Bitter Reality of July 5th for Kabylians

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July 5, 2026

By N. Tilleli The Kabylians Paid a Heavy tributeto Liberate Algeria from France. Today, Their Grandchildren Are in Algerian Prisons For Algeria, July 5th is officially celebrated as Independence Day—the day the country marks the end of French colonial rule. However, for many Kabylians, July 5th carries a profoundly different meaning. It indeedrepresents a painful historical…
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