Algerian journalist Kenza Khattou released

Journalist Kenza Khattou, who was detained while covering anti-government protests in Algeria, has been released by a court pending her trial.

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Wednesday, 19 May 2021, 16:38

Algeria- Journalist Kenza Khattou, who was detained on May 14 while covering anti-government protests in downtown Algiers, has been released by an Algerian court pending her trial.

The next hearing of the trial opened against her will be held on May 25.

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