| 5,469,528 |
36.7525 |
3.04197 |
Algeria |
|
Algeria was hit Tuesday by a series of strikes, including high school teachers and employees of the health sector demanding better wages, reported a union official and the press. The strikers demanded including higher wages and regularization of contractual employees and contractors. The wave of protest has also affected the transport sector with a strike by employees of the Algiers tramway, which began on Monday but ended Tuesday night. According to press reports, the strikers demanded the departure of the management team of the company Setram, responsible for the operation and maintenance of the Algiers metro. |
| 5,469,531 |
36.7525 |
3.04197 |
Algeria |
|
Principals and directors of secondary schools have been on strike for four days in different provinces of the country. They also consider themselves aggrieved in their rights to a fair promotion, depending on their rank and years of work. |
| 5,469,534 |
36.7525 |
3.04197 |
Algeria |
|
Algeria was hit Tuesday by a series of strikes, including high school teachers and employees of the health sector demanding better wages, reported a union official and the press. The strikers demanded including higher wages and regularization of contractual employees and contractors. The wave of protest has also affected the transport sector with a strike by employees of the Algiers tramway, which began on Monday but ended Tuesday night. According to press reports, the strikers demanded the departure of the management team of the company Setram, responsible for the operation and maintenance of the Algiers metro. |
| 5,469,537 |
36.7525 |
3.04197 |
Algeria |
|
Principals and directors of secondary schools have been on strike for four days in different provinces of the country. They also consider themselves aggrieved in their rights to a fair promotion, depending on their rank and years of work. |
| 5,469,540 |
36.7525 |
3.04197 |
Algeria |
|
Principals and directors of secondary schools have been on strike for four days in different provinces of the country. They also consider themselves aggrieved in their rights to a fair promotion, depending on their rank and years of work. |
| 5,469,543 |
36.75 |
5.0833 |
Algeria |
|
In Bejaia, activists from the MAK and the RCD [Rally for Culture and Democracy] marched together to celebrate 20 April and demand official status for Tamazight. The march moved from Targa-Ouzemour University to the province headquarters. |
| 5,469,547 |
36.38 |
3.9014 |
Algeria |
|
In Bouira, several people were arrested by the police as they were taking part in the march organized by the Movement for the Autonomy of Kabylie (MAK) on the occasion of 20 April. |
| 5,469,550 |
36.7525 |
3.04197 |
Algeria |
|
In downtown Algiers, a special presence was put in place, in the morning, on Rue Didouche Mourad near the Central [University] Faculty in anticipation of a student demonstration designed to celebrate the anniversary of the Berber Spring, it was noted on site. Policemen proceeded to stop several students. |
| 5,469,553 |
36.71183 |
4.04591 |
Algeria |
|
In Tizi Ouzou, the two marches that the MAK and the RCD called for to celebrate the April 1980 Berber Spring attracted between 8,000 and 10,000 people, according to organizers. The two marches broke up at 1400 hours, calmly. |
| 5,469,556 |
22.785 |
5.5228 |
Algeria |
|
Islamist fighters ousted from their strongholds in northern Mali by a French-led military offensive in the region are now hiding and regrouping in Libya, according to a Malian army officer cited by Al-Jazeera on 19 April. Leaders of Mali's Islamist armed group, Ansar Eddine, have gone into the region of Tamanrasset in Algeria's far south, |
