• The Movement for the Independence of Kabylia is in motion!

  17 February, by Akli Ilelli
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  Dear kabyle brothers and sisters, I am well pleased to announce, on behalf of my fellow separatists, the MIK (Movement for the Independence of Kabylia) has been in place in Kabylia and abroad (France, Quebec, USA). We are now more convinced than ever that only full and ultimate independence of our beloved but bruised Kabylia, that pan-arabism and fundamentalism are slowly killing, can ensure the survival of our language, culture and aspirations for secularism, freedom and democracy. One (...)

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