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Algeria’s appellate criminal court sentenced activist Rabah Ammar Khouja to two years in prison for “praising terrorist acts” and acquitted him of belonging to a terrorist entity. The sentence was reduced from four years, imposed in April 2026. He has remained in detention since August 2025. The organization Report International condemned the ruling, saying that the use of counterterrorism laws restricts freedoms and targets peaceful opposition figures. The case comes amid rights groups’ criticism of broad legal definitions, including Article 87 bis, and UN calls for its repeal.
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