Gaddafi’s words that threatened Algerians
The municipality of Aïn Témouchent in western Algeria has suspended the head of the Amirya municipal council, Saïh Saïh, from his duties after he posted on Facebook a statement attributed to Muammar Gaddafi, which the authorities considered offensive and disruptive to social unity. This came in response to local community protests and condemnations, as authorities argued that the post incited tension, violated public service ethics, and threatened citizens' dignity. They confirmed that administrative and legal measures have been taken against the individual, including a reprimand and the filing of a complaint with the public prosecutor.
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