The Need to Engage in “Minor Politics” to Advance the Amazigh Cause
In my previous article, titled “Does the Abandonment of the ‘Makhzenization’ of Amazigh Identity Signal a Return to Exclusionary Policies?”,
Read MoreIn my previous article, titled “Does the Abandonment of the ‘Makhzenization’ of Amazigh Identity Signal a Return to Exclusionary Policies?”,
Read MoreThe Ajdir Decree and the Launch of the “Makhzenization” of the Amazigh Language With the Royal Decree (Dahir) of Ajdir
Read MoreDuring a phone conversation, Dr. Hassan Banhakeia suggested to me that the health lockdown was benefiting certain parties, noting that
Read MoreBeyond the issue of civil registry offices refusing to register them, Amazigh first names had never provoked such violent and
Read MoreConquerors, colonizers and other foreign powers that to different extents have tried to override and reshape Amazigh identity, have influenced the Amazigh
Read MoreThere’s no better way to belong to a people than to write in their language.”Heinrich Böll, German writer (1917 –
Read MoreHistorically the Amazigh have faced many obstacles and hurdles in the recognition and expression of their history, language, and culture.
Read MoreThe word “barbarian” (plural “barbarians”)—whose meaning has nothing to do with the term “Berber,” even though both are formed from
Read MoreEver since Bill No. 04.20 on the new national identity card was submitted to the Bureau of the House of
Read More“Parliamentary monarchy” is a recurring demand in the platforms of numerous political and human rights organizations. It features constantly in
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