21. BBC News | MONITORING | Iranian Speaker Blames Algerian Government For Massacres Iranian parliament Speaker Ali Akbar NateqNuri has accused the Algeriangovernment of being behind the massacres in the country. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/monitoring/newsid_46000/46569.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: World: Monitoring Front Page World ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Sunday, 11 January, 1998, 16:04 GMT Iranian Speaker blames Algerian government for massacres Iranian parliament Speaker Ali Akbar Nateq-Nuri has accused the Algerian government of being behind the massacres in the country. Quoted by Iranian radio, Nateq-Nuri told the Majlis on Sunday that the Algerian government was "obscenely slaughtering Muslims" with the aid of the West. "The Algerian government, assisted by direct intervention by the Westerners - who cannot tolerate the Muslims' victory - obscenely and shamelessly slaughters Muslims by embarking on inhuman acts. "An unidentified armed group attacks a village, beheads more than 400 people and martyrs a group under torture. Evidence shows that it is the government that has armed the group and set them against Muslims," he said, quoted by the radio. Nateq-Nuri also attacked the double standards of the West in its approach to human rights in Iran and Algeria. He also told the Majlis that the Algerian government placed the blame for the massacres on Islamic extremists.

22. BBC News | MIDDLE EAST | Algerian Government Belatedly Confirms Death Of Paris B Friday, 13 February, 1998, 2230 GMT algerian government belatedlyconfirms death of Paris bomber. The authorities in Algeria have http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/middle_east/newsid_56000/56546.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: World: Middle East Front Page World ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Friday, 13 February, 1998, 22:30 GMT Algerian government belatedly confirms death of Paris bomber The authorities in Algeria have confirmed the death of an Islamic militant accused of plotting a series of bombings in Paris in 1995. The security forces say the man, Ali Touchent and another man were killed by police in Algiers last May. A statement said the bodies were not identified at the time. Independent Algerian newspapers reported the deaths last year, but the government refused to confirm the reports. France had accused Mr Touchent of coordinating the Paris bomb attacks, in which nine people were killed and another two hundred injured. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service Top Middle East stories now: Israel reopens talks with Palestinians Arab ban proposed in Jewish areas Iran court slaps ban on dancer Israel 'okays El Al sale' ... Egypt reclaims stolen antiquities Links to more Middle East stories are at the foot of the page. E-mail this story to a friend Links to more Middle East stories In This Section Israel reopens talks with Palestinians Arab ban proposed in Jewish areas Iran court slaps ban on dancer Israel 'okays El Al sale' New Palestinian constitution in force Egypt spy chief on Mid-East mission Palestinian sacking sparks more protests Egypt reclaims stolen antiquities

23. Editorial: Imazighe And The Algerian Government World Amazigh Action Coalition. EDITORIALS. EDITORIAL A Point of View. Imazigheand the algerian government. by M. Ferkal. Imazighe and the algerian government. http://www.waac.info/amazigh/editorials/arabization_ferkal.html

From WAAC News Kabylia Today Human Rights ... Library W orld A mazigh A ction C oalition EDITORIALS EDITORIAL: A Point of View Imazighe and the Algerian government by M. Ferkal translated from the original French by Chiraz BenAbdelkader The following is an editorial from the latest issue of the Imazighen review ASS-A, released October 9, 1998. This Special Issue 001/98, is dedicated to "arabization." Copies can be obtained from the head office of Tamazgha Tamazgha at B.P. 02 75660 Paris-cedex 14 - France. E-mail : Tamazgha@wanadoo.fr for further information. A shortened list of editorial titles includes: "Imazighe and the Algerian government," by M. Ferkal (posted below); "Chronicle of arabization in Algeria," by Mustapha Hadjarab; "Federalism: the solution of the future, an interview with Amar Ouerdane"; "Algeria between life and arabization," by Hakim Smaïl; "Siam Mahdi is no longer with us," by Saïd Chemakh; "Dancers of the night," by Abbas Hamadène; "Assassination of Matoub, grief and attempts to recover," by Tewfik Yanis; "Towards linguistic autonomy for Kabylie" (from Le Monde ), by Salem Chaker; "Morocco: arabizing gently," by Moha Mokhlis; and "Jeggren lezzayer s ta<r'abt," by Nacira Abrous.

24. Open Letter To The US Ambassador To Algeria: The US Must Press For The Respect F We believe this would ease the current crisis and pressure the algerian governmentto pursue democratic reforms and respect for human rights, with a greater http://www.waac.info/amazigh/human_rights/algeria/open_letter_to_US_amb_to_Alger

From WAAC News Kabylia Today Human Rights ... Library Open Letter to the US Ambassador to Algeria: The US Must Press for the Respect for Human Rights in Algeria The Amazigh-American Community in Solidarity with Kabylia (AACSK) PO Box 465 Bloomington, IL 61702-0465 May 20, 2002 Open Letter to the US Ambassador to Algeria: The US Must Press for the Respect for Human Rights in Algeria Her Excellency The Ambassador Janet A. Sanderson American Embassy in Algeria State Department 2201 C Street NW Washington, DC 20520 Your Excellency: We, the members of the Amazigh-American community, are deeply concerned about the silence of the US Administration on the ongoing crisis in Kabylia as well as its lack of commitment to democracy and human rights in Algeria. We appeal to you, as the highest US official in Algeria, to use your leadership position to reassess the US foreign policy towards Algeria. We believe this would ease the current crisis and pressure the Algerian government to pursue democratic reforms and respect for human rights, with a greater degree of commitment. The New York Times , "Algeria Accuses US and Others in Berbers’ Unrest," April 25, 1980). It particularly referred to these countries as imperialists, seeking to destroy Algeria. Surprisingly, Algeria spared the US an accusation in 2001.

25. Algerian Government, Berber Leaders Suspend Settlement Talks algerian government, Berber leaders suspend settlement talks. JordanTimes, Wednesday, January 28, 2003. ALGIERS (AFP) — Negotiations http://www.aljazeerah.info/News archives/2004 News archives/Jan/28 n/Algerian go

News, January 2004, www.aljazeerah.info Home News Archive Arab Cartoons ... Cities, localities, and tourist attractions Al-Jazeerah Info Center needs your support Send donations by check to: Al-Jazeerah Info Center, P.O. Box 724, Dalton, GA 30722-0724, USA. Algerian government, Berber leaders suspend settlement talks Jordan Times, Wednesday, January 28, 2003 ALGIERS (AFP) — Negotiations between the Algerian government and leaders of the Berber minority to end a long-running political and social crisis were suspended Tuesday, a Berber leader said. Belaid Abrika, spokesman for the indigenous north African minority people based mainly in Algeria's northeastern Kabylie region, announced that there was a disagreement over the key issue of recognising the Berber language. “Since Saturday, we have been discussing” this point on a Berber list of demands, Abrika said, “but we've not been able to reach agreement with the government on making the Tamazight language official.” Tamazight, the language of a minority making up about a fifth of Algeria's population of 31 million, has been declared a national language by parliament, in April 2002, but the Berbers want it made official on a par with Arabic.

26. Khelil, Chakib - Algerian Government Minister & President Of OPEC algerian government minister president of OPEC. Minister of Energy Mining Governmentof Algeria; President - Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries. http://people.africadatabase.org/people/data/person5137.html

Contemporary Africa Database ::: People Home About Contact Us Suggest ... Lists People: A B C D ... Z Dr Chakib Khelil Family Name: Khelil Given Name: Chakib Title: Dr Gender: Male Country: Algeria Positions Positions listed are those which are held currently or have been held in the past. Dates are given wherever possible. Where there are no dates, positions are ordered alphabetically. Government of Algeria President - Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries Internet Resources Search Google for "Chakib Khelil" Professional Categories International Governance Senior Staff of Other International Organisations National Governance Ministers in Government You may know more than us about Chakib Khelil ... Is our information accurate, relevant, up to date? Is there anything missing? We welcome whatever you can tell us. For corrections and updates, please fill in the . If you would like to write a full profile, please fill in the Chakib Khelil profile form / formulaire de profil Build date: 17 December 2003 Overview People Institutions About ... Feedback

27. Zerdani, Meriem Belmilhoub - Former Algerian Government Minister Meriem Belmilhoub Zerdani. Former algerian government Minister. Minister Councillorfor Juridical and Administrative Questions Government of Algeria (1993 - ?). http://people.africadatabase.org/people/data/person13468.html

Contemporary Africa Database ::: People Home About Contact Us Suggest ... Lists People: A B C D ... Z Meriem Belmilhoub Zerdani Former Algerian Government Minister Family Name: Zerdani Given Name: Meriem Belmilhoub Gender: Female Country: Algeria Positions Positions listed are those which are held currently or have been held in the past. Dates are given wherever possible. Where there are no dates, positions are ordered alphabetically. Minister Councillor for Juridical and Administrative Questions - Government of Algeria Internet Resources Search Google for "Meriem Belmilhoub Zerdani" Professional Categories Humanities and Social Sciences Law Academics National Governance Ministers in Government You may know more than us about Meriem Belmilhoub Zerdani ... Is our information accurate, relevant, up to date? Is there anything missing? We welcome whatever you can tell us. For corrections and updates, please fill in the . If you would like to write a full profile, please fill in the Meriem Belmilhoub Zerdani profile form / formulaire de profil Build date: 17 December 2003 Overview People Institutions About ... Feedback

28. Arab-Israeli Politics Media Archive 1997: Algerian Government Opposes UN Task Fo algerian government Opposes UN Task Force. Lisa Breyer (aibreyer@mail.la.utexas.edu)Mon, 3 Nov 1997 092501 0600 (CST) http://www.la.utexas.edu/chenry/mena/media/aip/media97/0033.html

Algerian Government Opposes UN Task Force Lisa Breyer aibreyer@mail.la.utexas.edu Mon, 3 Nov 1997 09:25:01 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Lisa Breyer: "Doha Conference" Previous message: Bernard Shaw: "10th December 1997 - CNN WorldNews." The Algerian Department of Foreign Affairs and the President, Liamaine Zeroual, released a statement today condemning the "invasion of UN peacekeepers" into the violent situation in Algeria. The government insists that the issue is one of national security and that they are taking steps to secure what security they can. They claim that the current regime is "not an oppressive actor," but has taken a "number of goodwill efforts" to solve the current violent situation. The statement made clear that the Algerian government did not see the Islamists as interested in non-violent solutions, but that the majority of Algerians supported the government's actions. The release mentioned that the president won the 1995 elections by 61% of the vote, and "it is clear from these numbers that the Algerian people not only want a secular government but they are also pleased with the actions" of the current regime.

29. Algeria - Consular Information Sheet The algerian government requires all USAlgerian dual national males underthe age of 35 to register for service in the Algerian military. http://travel.state.gov/algeria.html

U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs Washington, DC 20520 Consular Information Sheet This information is current as of today, Algeria Americans planning travel to Algeria should read the Travel Warning for Algeria the Middle East and North Africa Public Announcement and the current Worldwide Caution Public Announcement , available on the Bureau of Consular Affairs web site at http://travel.state.gov. May 19, 2004 COUNTRY DESCRIPTION : Algeria is the second largest country in Africa, with over four-fifths of its territory covered by the Sahara desert. The main population centers are found on the northern coast. Facilities for travelers are widely available, but sometimes limited in quality. The workweek in Algeria is Saturday through Wednesday, and the U.S. Embassy workweek is the same. ENTRY/EXIT REQUIREMENTS : Passports and visas are required for U.S. citizens traveling to Algeria. For more information concerning entry requirements In an effort to prevent international child abduction, many governments have initiated procedures at entry/exit points. These often include requiring documentary evidence of relationship and permission for the child's travel from the parent(s) or legal guardian if not present. Having such documentation on hand, even if not required, may facilitate entry/departure.

30. Aman Daily News Algeria. June 19, 2002 1213 Five women in new algerian governmentAlbawaba.com. Five women including a prominent women s rights http://www.amanjordan.org/english/daily_news/wmview.php?ArtID=219

31. O Yahya To Re-form The Algerian Government; Benflis Resigned The Liberation Fron O Yahya to reform the algerian government; Benflis resigned the liberationfront, Algeria, Politics. ArabicNews world. http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/040420/2004042017.html

Today's Front Page This Edition's Front Page Search Archives News Calendar ... Apply for sales job O Yahya to re-form the Algerian government; Benflis resigned the liberation front Algeria, Politics, 4/20/2004 An Algerian official source said that the prime minister Ahmad O Yahya who submitted his resignation yesterday to Butaflika, was assigned to form the government. The Republic's presidency explained that O Yahya will start " immediately his consultations" to form his new government's team. On the other hand, the spokesman for the secretary general of the national liberation front Party Ali BenFlis, Ali Maimouni said that the secretary general ( Benflis) quit his post following his failure in the Presidential elections. Maimouni told reporters that Benflis submitted his resignation in an emergency meeting for the party's central committee. He said " The committee accepted his resignation. A committee was formed in charge of making contacts with all sides concerned in order to prepare for a conference." Previous Stories: Polisario established links with Algerian terrorist group GSPC and Afghan war veterans, politologist

32. Algerian Government Denies Differences Between Butaflika And The Army; Algerian- algerian government denies differences between Butaflika and the army; AlgerianUS cooperation on terrorism, Algeria, Politics. http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/021108/2002110802.html

Today's Front Page This Edition's Front Page Search Archives News Calendar ... Apply for sales job Algerian government denies differences between Butaflika and the army; Algerian- US cooperation on terrorism Algeria USA, Politics, 11/8/2002 The US under secretary of state for political affairs Marc Grossman on Wednesday in Algiers stressed, following talks he had held with the Algerian foreign minister Abdul Aziz Balkhadem that Washington supports the political and economic reforms carried out by the government of President Abdul Aziz Butaflika. Grossman stressed the firm security cooperation between his country and Algeria "in fighting terrorism." In a press conference he held, Grossman unveiled security coordination and cooperation between the American and Algerian intelligence in "fighting international terrorism." Meantime, the Algerian minister of culture and communications, Khaleida Toumi, who is also the official spokeswoman of the Algerian government stressed that all Algerian state establishments "accepted the policy of civil reconciliation set by President Butaflika immediately after he had assumed power in the country in April 1999." Toumi who was also an advisor for the president, called on those who talk of differences existing between the President and the army asking them to "look at the interventions submitted by the leaders of the Algerian army in the international forum to fighting terrorism which was held two weeks ago in Algiers."

33. ReliefWeb: Algerian Government Says Storm Death Toll At Least 343 Source Agence FrancePresse Date 11 Nov 2001 algerian government saysstorm death toll at least 343. by Amer Ouali and Marc Pondaven http://www.reliefweb.int/w/rwb.nsf/0/e3976ea3fe8e2bb9c1256b020038039a?OpenDocume

34. Startercontenttemplate News Middle East. algerian government told to halt clashes beforepresidential poll. Reuters. Algiers The algerian government was http://www.gulf-news.com/Articles/Region2.asp?ArticleID=116712

35. Algerian Government, Berbers Agree To Overturn Poll Results algerian government, Berbers agree to overturn poll results ALGIERS,JAN 23 The algerian government and leaders of the Berber minority http://www.metimes.com/2K4/issue2004-4/reg/algerian_government.htm

Algerian government, Berbers agree to overturn poll results ALGIERS, JAN 23 The Algerian government and leaders of the Berber minority have agreed to overturn the results of elections held in 2002, paving the way for talks to resolve the long-running crisis in Kabylie province, a government statement said Friday. The accord, which was signed by both sides late Thursday after 13 hours of talks in the national capital, Algiers, called for "unduly elected officials" voted into office in regional, local and parliamentary elections in Kabylie in 2002 to be removed from office. In the statement, the government said the revocation took effect on January 20 and committed itself to take "the necessary measures with the concerned parties" to overturn the results of the elections "in a climate of calm and within a reasonable time scale." Talks on the broader crisis in Kabylie, considered the Berbers' homeland, were due to begin later Friday. The government statement said that the results of local, regional and parliamentary elections would be overturned in the voting districts of Tizi Ouzou, Kabylie's main city, 110 kilometers (66 miles) east of Algiers, and in Bejaia, the northeastern province's second largest city, lying another 150 kilometers east of the nation's capital. Voter turnout for the 2002 elections in Kabylie and nearby districts with large Berber populations was in single-digit percentage figures.

36. Human Rights Watch Urges U.S.,E.U. To Press Algeria On Massacres Inquiry (Brusse A US government spokesperson encouraged the algerian government to allowsuch inquiries, as well as visits by human rights organizations. http://www.hrw.org/press98/jan/alger-p2.htm

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH URGES E.U., U.S. : THOROUGH INQUIRY INTO ALGERIA MASSACRES MUST ACCOMPANY DIPLOMACY, HUMANITARIAN AID IF CIVILIAN POPULATION TO BE PROTECTED The escalating episodes of violence against civilians in Algeria have prompted high-level expressions of concern and also revived calls for inquiries to ascertain responsibility for these crimes against humanity, to recommend steps to prevent such atrocities, and to afford the protection of international scrutiny to the country's traumatized civilian population. U.N. Human Rights High Commissioner Mary Robinson has urged Algeria to allow the U.N. Special Rapporteurs on torture and on summary, arbitrary and extrajudicial executions to conduct missions in the country. A U.S. government spokesperson encouraged the Algerian government to allow such inquiries, as well as visits by human rights organizations. The E.U. foreign ministers are proposing to send a high-level delegation to Algeria and material aid to the survivors of the violence, and a delegation from the foreign affairs committee of the European Parliament is tentatively scheduled to visit the country in February. The reason such a step is necessary is because the Algerian government has manifestly failed to meet its responsibilities in this area. The government has not initiated any form of credible, independent and transparent inquiry mechanism on its own. This pertains not only to the massive bloodletting of the last six months, in which hundreds of women, children and men have been slaughtered in single incidents, and where the security forces have failed to intervene despite their proximity. The authorities have been similarly negligent with regard to the high-profile assassinations of public figures, journalists

37. ASN Aircraft Hull-loss Description 03 MAY 1982 Algerian Government Gulfstream 7T Date 03 MAY 1982. Type Gulfstream Aerospace G1159 Gulfstream II. Operatoralgerian government. Registration 7T-VHB. Msn / C/n 230. Year built http://aviation-safety.net/database/1982/820503-0.htm

Homepage ASN Safety Database Hull-loss Description legenda Date 03 MAY 1982 Type Gulfstream Aerospace G-1159 Gulfstream II Operator Algerian Government Registration 7T-VHB Msn / C/n Year built Crew 4 fatalities / 4 on board Passengers 10 fatalities / 10 on board Total 14 fatalities / 14 on board Airplane damage Written off Location Qotur ( Iran Phase Nature Executive Departure airport Destination airport Tehran-Mehrabad Airport (THR) Remarks The Gulf was en route from Cyprus to Tehran at FL370 with the Algerian foreign minister on board when it was shot down by fighter aircraft. The crew had been warned by the Air Defence Radar operator who requested the pilot to return to Ankara. Source (also check out sources used for every accident) Aviation Safety Network

38. ASN Aircraft Accident Description 31 MAY 1981 Algerian Government Falcon 20 7T-V Date 31 MAY 1981. Type Dassault Falcon 20C. Operator algerian government.Registration 7TVRE. Msn / C/n 156. Year built Crew fatalities / on board. http://aviation-safety.net/database/1981/810531-0.htm

Homepage ASN Safety Database Accident Description legenda Date 31 MAY 1981 Type Dassault Falcon 20C Operator Algerian Government Registration 7T-VRE Msn / C/n Year built Crew fatalities / on board Passengers fatalities / on board Total 3 fatalities / 6 on board Airplane damage Written off Location Bamako ( Mali Phase ..Approach Nature Departure airport Destination airport Bamako Airport (BKO) Remarks Crashed on approach/landing during a violent storm. Source (also check out sources used for every accident) Aviation Safety Network

39. Algeria The World Association of Newspapers reports that it has received assurancesfrom the algerian government that press censorship and the suspension of http://www.oneworld.org/news/countries/DZ.html

Algeria HUMAN RIGHTS/ALGERIA: UN Panel Condemns Algerian Terrorism A U.N. panel led by former Portuguese President Mario Soares Wednesday condemned terrorists in Algeria for killings and other crimes, but itself was criticised for failing to investigate the violation of human rights. From Inter Press Service, featured on the OneWorld News Service 21 September 1998 FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/ALGERIA: Truth under siege For journalists in war-torn Algeria, assassination isn't just another story - it's a job hazard. A rare look inside an independent press struggling under a death sentence. From OneWorld Online, featured on the OneWorld News Service 11 August 1998 ALGERIA/CONFLICT: Algerian tragedy The appalling atrocities being perpetrated almost daily in Algeria, many against women and small children, have sickened us all. We instinctively feel that the world cannot just stand by and allow such brutality to continue; and yet we are, somehow, part of the cause of it, says UNA-UK From UNA-UK, featured on the OneWorld News Service 19 July 1998

40. RIGHTS-ALGERIA: UN Panel Condemns Algerian Terrorism 4, conceded that the algerian government restricted its ability to conduct investigationsor interview some people, including the leaders of the banned Islamic http://www.oneworld.org/ips2/sept98/18_15_074.html

IPS news reports appear daily in English, German, Finnish, Norwegian, Spanish and Swedish. To subscribe , please contact us at: Africa Asia Caribbean Europe ... North America RIGHTS-ALGERIA: UN Panel Condemns Algerian Terrorism By Farhan Haq UNITED NATIONS, Sep 16 (IPS) - A U.N. panel led by former Portuguese President Mario Soares Wednesday condemned terrorists in Algeria for killings and other crimes, but itself was criticised for failing to investigate the violation of human rights. ''There is no excuse for terrorism,'' the six-member panel concluded in its report, released here Wednesday. ''Algeria deserves the support of the international community in its efforts to combat this phenomenon ... We are satisfied that Algerian society is capable of expressing political views and discussing them within the framework of legality.'' The team, which visited Algeria from Jul. 22 to Aug. 4, conceded that the Algerian government restricted its ability to conduct investigations or interview some people, including the leaders of the banned Islamic Salvation Front (FIS). ''There were some people we would have wished to meet, or places we would have wished to visit but could not, because of the position of the Algerian authorities,'' the report noted. ''We had neither the means nor the mandate to conduct investigations of our own.''

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 2     21-40 of 105    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20