Qouraya: France should compensate victims of anti-personnel mines – Al-Hiwar Al-Jazaery

On the International Day of Mine Awareness

The head of the Democratic Youth Front for Citizenship, Ahmed Qouraya, calls on the French authorities to compensate the mine victims in eastern Algeria, as they are responsible before international law for the farm of death and destruction that colonial France planted during the liberation revolution.

And the statement of the Youth Democratic Front for Citizenship party stated that the International Day for Awareness of the Danger of Landmines, which falls on April 4 of each year, France’s colonial crimes continue, which are still claiming lives, and causing severe disabilities on the bodies of Algerians living in the eastern region of Algeria, those mines that were surrounded by Zabaniya France in the fifties of the last century, the line of Charles and Maurice, through which the barbarism of France isolated the entry of aid and prevented the brave revolutionaries from crossing into Al-Zatn on the eastern and western borders of Algeria, a minefield whose area exceeded thousands of kilometers.

A poisoned legacy that the same source adds, it was inherited by the Algerian people, some of whom died of its impact and some of them are waiting, the elderly, children, women and youth living the ravages of a new war from the amputation of their lower or upper organs, or both together, the ugliness of colonial France continues and the specter of death hovered in the sky of the eastern region polluted with ammunition The inevitable death that has been threatening the human race until today.

On this occasion, the same statement adds that we extend our thanks and gratitude to the Algerian military institution that recruited its personnel to clear the mined area and make it safe and suitable for human and animal living, through a security plan equipped with the latest authorized devices.