Algeria: Criminal Sentence for a Caricature

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Social Media Slant 4 Good Using social media to raise awareness of important issues! New daily edition at 9 a.m. Published by Cendrine Marrouat 12 April 2016 Read paper → World Business Health Politics Environment  Technology #panamapapers #awareness Algeria: Criminal Sentence for a Caricature Shared by Human Rights Watch www­.hrw­.org - (Beirut) – An Algerian court has fined a human rights activist for a photo and comment she posted on her Facebook page. On March 20, 2016, the First Instance Court of Tlemcen convicted Zouleikha Be... Nigeria: Northeast Children Robbed of Education Shared by Human Rights Watch www­.hrw­.org - (Abuja) – Boko Haram’s attacks on schools, students, and teachers in northeast Nigeria have had a devastating impact on education. The conflict has left nearly 1 million children with little or no ... 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