@USAmbtoAlgeria
Thank you for your HR op-ed on the embassy webpage, Ambassador Aubin. I trust that beyond writing, you are having serious conversations about the prisoners of conscience in Algeria, my husband #RachidNekkaz being one of them. Thank you -from a fellow American
@USAmbtoAlgeria Please don’t stop encouraging the Algerian government to free its 250-plus prisoners of conscience - #RachidNekkaz (over 3 years now of detention plus house arrest)
@USAmbtoAlgeria A reminder not to forget Algeria’s prisoners of conscience… My partner Rachid Nekkaz continues to be detained and they just added another 6 months for distributing water during the Hirak… https://t.co/VRssQ4VOML
@NYTimesCohen@nytimes Mr. Cohen, I just read your article, ouch but bravo. I am the American wife of Rachid Nekkaz, one of the instigators of the Hirak and currently detained in prison with a moving target for a sentence. Please write more abt 🇩🇿 so people know more. TY.
@USAmbtoAlgeria Please address the issue of opinion detainees and the recent false amnesty announcements … my husband @rachidnekkaz is still detained and in failing health. From an American citizen to you, ambassador. Really. Please look into this locally. Writing again to Secretary Blinken.
@AdamFar20163196@USAmbtoAlgeria If/when the USA violates Human and civil rights, it is logical that the UN and allied countries let them know that it is not ok.
@AdamFar20163196@USAmbtoAlgeria It is my particular case. Rachid Nekkaz is my partner in life. We have a son. I am American. He is sick and detained illegally in Algeria. So… I do what I can. I call on my country to speak up. And they do what they can, legally and as alllies and friends of Algeria.
@AdamFar20163196@USAmbtoAlgeria Absolutely. Je suis d’accord. Mais pour cela faut il avoir un état de droit qui fonctionne … selon des lois. Et la, n’importe qui, pays ou citoyen, a le droit de noter et le faire savoir quand le droit n’est pas respecté et les droits universels humains non plus. Merci.