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Boualem Sansal Threatens Court Action Over Morocco and Algeria Borders
The article addressed the statements made by the Algerian-French writer Boualem Sansal, which discussed the historical ties between Morocco and the towns of Tlemcen and Maghnia. He emphasized that these regions are part of the shared history between Morocco and Algeria. He clarified that the borders drawn by France during the colonial period remain a subject of dispute, and that he intends to file a lawsuit against Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune before the international courts, following his arrest last year due to his stance on the borders. The interview also highlighted Sansal's suffering while in prison as a result of his arrest over comments criticizing the borders and his legal targeting. Additionally, it touched on his new book, which reflects his ordeal, his visit to Israel, and issues connected to the Palestinian cause. His position and statements form part of the ongoing conflicts between him and the Algerian regime, which sentenced him to five years in prison. He is now calling for accountability from those responsible for his detention, asserting that his rights were violated during his time in custody.
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