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Tunis, Tunisia.
More than 13 thousand Algerian from the second and third generations born in various regions of Tunisia decades ago, said they were leaving in “inhuman conditions” deprived from their basic civil rights as concerns work, housing, official documents and even from owning properties they bought during the colonial period.
- One of residents in the region of Widadya said “ Thousands of Algerians do not have identity and resident cards, the lucky ones have to wait for two years to get one and have to brave bureaucratic hurdles to renew them, insisting on the fact that Moroccans do not face the same problems”.
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uzu ukamaka : nigeria
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07 January, 2009 02:17:19
ronaldo is the best.
yacine : algeria
on
07 January, 2009 12:27:04
it is very good action of our student and the country as hole...
Ismail1989 : Tebessa (Algeria)
on
07 January, 2009 11:15:27
Across the world there were protests against the zionists, in the Arab world too, but our leaders don't dare to say a word like (interromping ...
Marja : United States
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06 January, 2009 05:35:10
This is truly amazing. I had never heard of Ibn al-Haytham before reading this article. It's amazing how euro-centric ideas bias many people ...
salaheddinne : algerian resident in england
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06 January, 2009 03:18:22
every candle in each house shows and a proof the lenght and the huge gap of ignorance in our society as a whole including ...
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