This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Oujda
Thursday, November 21, collective activities in the city of Oujda organized a demonstration on the August 16 square against the one who called for the sale of Oujda to Algeria through a message on Facebook.
During the demonstration, a statement of condemnation was read, affirming that the entire population of Oujda and Moroccans saw from inside the Cerafé stadium in Oujda the blog post of the man named Ahmed Rahmouni, fan of Wydad Casablanca Sports Club, in which he insulted the inhabitants of the city of Oujda.
Unfortunately, according to the statement, it seems that Rahmouni does not know the history of Oujda, the eastern destination that provided all the financial and logistical support to the Algerian revolution and with the testimony of the resistance fighters of the Algerian revolution.
What Ahmed Rahmouni did not notice, adds the same press release, is that on the eve of writing his blog, many Algerians made fun of him, because he became a laughing stock in front of them because they did not would not forget the virtue of the Oujdids and the inhabitants. on the eastern side of all the tribes.
This is why, as protesters today, we denounce the blog of the man named Ahmed Rahmouni and consider it out of context, and we call on the competent judicial authorities to initiate follow-up proceedings against him.
Finally, we thank all participants in this symbolic position and affirm that we will not allow ourselves to be drawn into these toxic outbursts, which are considered an outburst of anger that has stabbed the person in the back without them knowing it.
As a reminder, several community and human rights activists took the initiative to file a complaint against the blogger himself, demanding that he be arrested and prosecuted in the name of the accusations attributed to him, as example to other bloggers who spread content harmful to society. reputation of the nation and society.
