Executing Martyr Ahmad Zubana Is a Crime
On the anniversary of martyrdom of hero Ahmed Zabanah, lawyer Fatima Zohra Ben Brahem affirmed that his execution on June 19, 1956, by French occupation constitutes a crime against humanity and the law. She expressed her rejection of any plea for clemency and reaffirmed her support for the revolution. She discussed the harsh conditions of that period and the crackdown on those defending the fighters, linking this occasion to the broader history of the Algerian people's resistance against colonialism and the use of unjust laws to suppress the revolution. The Mujahideen, including Mohamed Taher Abdel Salam, also recalled Zabanah’s virtues and high spirits despite the death sentence.
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