[Señor Canardo Echo]

Un séminaire du Congrès mondial amazigh (CMA) empêché par la police à Tizi Ouzou

La police a empêché, vendredi 23 juillet, la tenue à Tizi Ouzou d’un séminaire sur les droits de l’homme initié par le Congrès mondial amazigh (CMA) avec la participation d’associations locales et une ONG africaine, a appris TSA auprès des initiateurs du projet. Les policiers ont embarqué la vingtaine de participants, dont un Français, à ce séminaire qui devait se tenir dans un restaurant de la ville, a-t-on appris auprès des organisateurs. Certaines personnes interpellées ont été relâchées, mais d’autres se trouvaient toujours au commissariat central en fin d'après-midi, selon la même source. Le séminaire portait sur "le système international de défense et de promotion des droits de l’homme". L’association Kabylie solidarité, l’association des femmes kabyles et le comité de coordination des peuples autochtones d’Afrique faisaient partie des participants à cette rencontre.

23 Juli 2010

http://www.tsa-algerie.com/politique/un-seminaire-du-congres-mondial-amazigh-cma_11663.html

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Nog geen 2 dagen nadat de Algerijnse politie leden van het Congres Mondial Amazigh had opgepakt en daardoor ook verhinderd bij een bijeenkomst die het ism. lokale organisaties had georganiseerd, heeft er een bomaanslag plaatsgevonden in diezelfde regio. Deze bomaanslag was gericht tegen de Algerijnse veiligheidsdiensten en heeft het leven gekost van 1 bewaker en 8 anderen zijn daarbij gewond geraakt. ....>


Algeria: Nine killed and wounded in suicide bombing

One person was killed and eight were wounded in a suicide bombing at dawn Sunday against members of the Algerian National Gendarmerie. The blast took place in the Bani Issa town in Tizi Ouzou, 100 km east of Algiers. Quoted by a local newspaper, a security source was as saying that a suicide bomber rammed a car bomb into the entrance of the headquarters of the Gendarmerie in the town. As a result of the explosion, a guard was killed and eight were wounded. The source added that the bombing has also led to significant material damages in the headquarters and to three nearby buildings.

25 Juli 2010

http://www1.albawaba.com/en/main-headlines/algeria-nine-killed-and-wounded-suicide-bombing

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De el Qaeda boogeyman wordt weer van stal gehaald om de interne verdeeldheid van Algerije en in het specifiek de verdeeldheid van Kabylie weer verder op te laten laaien en de weg vrijmaakt voor hardere politieoptreden tegen dissidenten in Kabylie ....>


Al-Qaeda claims suicide bombing in Algeria's east

DUBAI — Al-Qaeda's branch in North Africa has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing against security forces in Algeria's eastern Kabylie region, the SITE monitoring group said. Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) claimed in a website posting that Sunday's attack on a security barracks at a village near the city of Tizi Ouzou had killed and wounded at least 36 people, SITE reported on Wednesday. AQIM's statement claimed that the attacker had rammed a truck laden with 600 kilogrammes (1,322 pounds) of explosives into a barracks of gendarmes, the monitoring group said. "The attack resulted so far in the death and injury of at least 36 apostates," the statement claimed, saying that it was in revenge for a militant who was killed in the same area in November 2007. It added that the attack also was "in revenge for the deaths of our Kabylie brothers and children" in the Kabylie town of Beni Douala, apparently referring to riots about a decade ago that were forcefully put down. Sunday's attack was not officially confirmed, but local residents had said that the watchman at the village's town hall, directly adjacent to the gendarmes building, was killed. The Sahara region has in recent years seen a dramatic increase in the activities of smugglers and militants linked to AQIM, which has claimed several attacks on foreigners. In June, AQIM claimed responsibility for killing 11 Algerian paramilitary police in the deadliest Islamist attack in the oil-rich state for a year. AQIM was founded in the late 1990s by radical Algerian Islamists who sought to overthrow the Algerian government and impose Islamic rule. The organisation established links with Al-Qaeda in 2006.
 
29 Juli 2010

AFP

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5imggLQKul6-dAaW-o50_LtkKPTDA