The Kabylian Force
UYGHUR-KABYLETREATY OF FRIENDSHIP AND SOLIDARITYThe Uyghur and Kabyle peoples share a thirst for freedom and an unwavering will to peacefully fight for their right to self-determination against the dictatorial states of China and Algeria, geopolitically…
On December 1, 2023, MAK and Anavad President Ferhat Mehenni and Madame Edna Adan Ismail, President of The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) and representative of Somaliland, met on the sidelines of the 16th…
Call for an international march of Amazigh peoplesin Paris, Sunday January 14, 2024 The Tuareg peoples of Azawad and Kabylia are currently, and more than ever, facing criminal violence in the form of mass killings…
The denigration of “ancestral culture” goes around the world!… latest stop: OSLO, November 2014On November 26, the House of Literature in Oslo (Norway) organized a debate around a documentary entitled “Nadia’s Journey”. This one is…
There’s no question of accepting to play the dirty games of the racist and criminal Algerian state August 11th, 2021 was, first and foremost, “Act 3” of the criminalization of Kabylia. Two years ago, the…
The best student in the Algerian baccalaureate exam, Kabyle Larab Sonia, insulted for not wearing the Islamic veil.On the Facebook page of the racist, anti-Kabylian TV channel El Bilad, Algerians are unleashing their unrestrained attacks…
MEETING BETWEEN KABYLE DIPLOMACY AND THE TEAM OF U.S. SENATOR TIM KAINEWASHINGTON D.C. (SIWEL) – On Thursday June 29, 2023, a videoconference meeting was held between the Kabyle delegation represented by President Ferhat Mehenni and…
THE EPIC OF FAḌMA N SUMER STILL NEEDS SHEDDING LIGHT…Lalla Faḍma N’Sumer (1830–1863) is one of the major heroines of Kabyle resistance against the French colonial enterprise in the land of Kabylia. Her life and…
The annual march of the Kabyle people to commemorate the Kabyle springs of 1980 and 1981 and the black spring of 2001. Black because Algeria did not hesitate to kill 128 young Kabyle people who…
It’s been centuries that foreign powers, European or North African, try to denature to engulf their culture, the Kabyles cling against wind and tide to their identity, their history, their art and their customs. There…