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French forces “tortured and killed” Algerian freedom activist Ali Boumendjel during his country’s war for independence.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Boumendjel’s death was covered up as a suicide, but it was now formally reconsidered by French President Emmanuel Macron himself, who acknowledged before the grandsons of this important figure in the Algerian struggle for freedom his country’s role in the assassination, which did not resonate. you never faded.<\/p>\n
Macron’s admission comes at a time when he in January sparked outrage by refusing to apologize formally for abuses committed during the Algerian occupation. Instead, it simply agreed to set up a so-called “truth commission” as recommended by a government-commissioned report to shed light on France’s colonial past.<\/p>\n
Torture, disappearances and deaths both during detention and during security operations marked that war, but French presidents have always chosen to avoid conflict over humiliation and brutality against a nation. Boumendjel, a lawyer and patriot, was arrested during the battle of Algeria and died on March 23, 1957. “Ali Boumendjel did not commit suicide. He was tortured and killed<\/em>“, Macron is said to have stated.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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