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Algeria issues two arrest warrants for Franco-Algerian writer Kamel Daoud

News RoomBy News RoomMay 8, 2025
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Kamel Daoud, a former Algerian citizen and now a French author, is the sole Algerian descent author to win the Goncourt Prize in 2024, making him the first Algerian author to have been awarded this prestigious literary prize in France. The Goncourt Prize is the most prestigious literary prize in France, celebrating a writer’s seminal work in French literature. Daoud’s novel “Houris” won the prize and has won the Henri de Berdie Medal, which is awarded to the author of the most outstanding long-storynovistic novel in French literature.

national project. The forces behind the warrants are not so much political as they are part of a broader series of measures to silence Daoud and his wife. The addresses go back to Daoud’s legal arguments against the arrest warrants, which were issued by Algerian authorities for their holdings. Daoud denies the allegations and contemplates her opposition, given the circumstances. Daoud’s declaration of “public” knowledge of South and North Algeria coincides with the end of the civil war in which he was a frequent participant.

In 2002, highly industrialized Algerian society was destroyed by the civil war, with the underlying causes of the civil war (thearning of “Algerianurning” and the expulsion of the slave system) continuing to cause corruption. For many Algerians, the sombre legacy of this war is visible in the loss of.

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