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schema:articleBody	Thousands demonstrated in Algeria's capital and other cities Friday, AFP journalists said, as a revived protest movement takes root again in the North African country. The movement, known locally as "Hirak", first mobilised in February 2019 and within weeks forced then president Abdelaziz Bouteflika to abandon a bid for a fifth term and resign. It called a halt to protests early last year as coronavirus restrictions took hold, but returned to the streets late last month to celebrate its second anniversary, protesting every Friday since. "Hirak rallies will continue until this regime, which refuses to hear our voice, ceases to exist," said Bilal, a 37-year-old civil servant who joined the protest in Algiers. Several marches converged in the early afternoon in the capital, following Friday prayers and amid a heavy police presence, while a helicopter hovered overhead. "I hope that my children and grandchildren get to live in a better Algeria than the one I have lived through," said Khadidja, a protester in her seventies. She said she had taken part in every rally since the first one on February 22, 2019. Journalist Khaled Drareni, recently freed after nearly a year in custody, covered Friday's protests on his social media accounts. Protesters lashed out at the intelligence services, accusing them of being "terrorists". Detainees have alleged they were tortured in custody. Rallies also took place in cities including Oran and Tizi Ouzou. Protesters see the regime as little changed from the one led by Bouteflika. Current President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, once a prime minister under Bouteflika and elected in a widely boycotted December 2019 presidential poll, has ostensibly reached out to the protest movement while seeking to neutralise it. ad-sc/agr/dwo/hkb
schema:headline	Thousands hit the streets in fresh Algeria protests
schema:mentions	Hirak Rif Movement DJ Khaled Tizi Ouzou Algiers Intelligence agency Bilal ibn Rabah Civil service Protest Jumu'ah Agence France-Presse Algeria Oran Helicopter Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant President of the Philippines Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 Abdelmadjid Tebboune Abdelaziz Bouteflika
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schema:datePublished	2021-03-05 (xsd:date)
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