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Hamza Hamouchene

 

 

Hamza Hamouchene is an Algerian activist and a founding member of Algeria Solidarity Campaign (ASC), a London-based organisation campaigning for peaceful democratic change and the respect of human rights in Algeria. He also works for Platform where he researches British energy interests in Algeria. He previously contributed to Jadaliyya, openDemocracy, and Huffington Post.

You can follow him on Twitter: @BenToumert

 

 

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