ALGERIA: ACTIVIST AND POET FACES FIVE YEARS IN PRISON

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This action ended on November 30, 2025

On January 20, 2025, only four days after his arrest, an Algiers court sentenced renowned Hirak activist and poet, Mohamed Tadjadit, to five years in prison under expedited proceedings which undermined his right to a fair trial. His appeal trial was scheduled for April 17. He was convicted on vague charges for his social media posts and digital communications criticizing the political and socioeconomic situation in Algeria. Since 2019, Algerian authorities have repeatedly targeted Mohamed Tadjadit for his peaceful activism. They must quash his conviction and sentence, release him immediately and unconditionally, drop all charges related to his peaceful criticism of authorities, and stop criminalizing peaceful activism.  

UPDATE: Trial hearings for Mohamed Tadjadit are upcoming on November 11 and 30

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