1861. Algeria: Prison sentence against government critic   Algerian government critic sentenced to prison: Amira Bouraoui, prominent spokeswoman of the democracy movement Hirak, sentenced to one year in prison without parole STP criticizes government under  

1862. Algeria: Ongoing protests of the democracy movement   Following the arrest of more than 250 supporters of Algeria's pro-democracy movement within a week, the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) calls for an end to the arbitrary arrests of protesters in  

1863. Algeria: Constitutional reform provides for recognition of the Berber language   The Algerian government has announced a constitutional reform that includes plans to recognize the Berber language Tamazight as a “national and official language”, which – according to the Society  

1864. Algeria's independence: 50 years after the Evian Accords (March 18, 1962)   On the 50th anniversary of the Evian Accords declaring the independence of Algeria from French colonial power, the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) takes stock of the current human rights  

1865. Algeria at a crossroads following the death of influential army chief   … – 95 67 1403 Ulrich Delius, STP-director presse@gfbv.de, direktor@gfbv.de GfbV, Algerien, General Ahmed…  

1866. Alevis protest against being silenced by Erdogan   On the occasion of the beginning of a court hearing regarding a broadcasting ban on the Cologne-based Alevi TV channel “Yol” next Wednesday in Ankara, Turkey, the Society for Threatened Peoples  

1867. Albinos in East Africa must be better protected   On occasion of the International Albinism Day (June 13th), the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) demands better protection for people with albinism in East Africa. "More educational work needs to  

1868. Alaska National Wildlife Refuge   No oil exploitation in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge: Biden stops oil exploitation in highly sensitive wildlife refuge Home to North America's largest free-ranging caribou herd and the  

1869. Al-Baghdadi in Idlib   Abu-Bakr al-Baghdadi, the former leader of the so-called Islamic State (IS), was able to live in the Idlib region for several months, right on the border with Turkey. "Idlib has been under the  

1870. Agriculture-lobby gains influence: Brazil's 900,000 indigenous people struggle to survive   Against the backdrop of the recent protests of traditionally dressed indigenous peoples a few days before the beginning of the World Cup, the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) would like to draw