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Boualem Sansal Plans Suit Against Tebboune
In an interview with a German channel, French writer of Algerian origins Boualem Sansal announced his intention to file a lawsuit against Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, holding him personally responsible for his arrest and imprisonment. He insisted that the regions of Tlemcen, Oran, and Mascara have always belonged to Morocco, viewing the western part of Algeria as having been part of the Moroccan kingdom before French colonization. He explained that he is preparing the case with his lawyer, which includes recordings, media coverage, documents, and testimonies, in addition to his new book, "The Legend," which discusses his arrest and his experience in prison. Despite being sentenced to five years in prison before being released by a presidential pardon, Sansal continues to stand firm on his historical stance regarding the Moroccan origins of those regions and calls for legal proceedings to prosecute Tebboune.
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