An Algerian journalist is decrying his expulsion from the country after flying in from France and not being allowed to leave the airport last weekend.
ALGIERS, Algeria — An Algeria n journalist was expelled from the country after flying in from France and not being allowed to leave the airport as
Alilat said he regularly takes flights from Paris to Algiers to report on Algeria, where he has for years been a well-known journalist due to his work for French-language daily newspapers including Liberté, which was shuttered in 2022 amid financial problems and scuffles with the government and Algeria’s state-owned oil company, both of which are major advertisers for the country’s newspapers.
He said he was interrogated about his travels, who he has met with and about Jeune Afrique, which Algerian authorities believe favors their neighbor and regional rival, Morocco.Algeria’s government pushes staples to subsidized markets to stave off Ramadan shortages“I completely understand that my articles are a source of irritation. I am a free journalist.
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