Berrouaghia prison massacre
| Berrouaghia prison massacre | |
|---|---|
| Part of Algerian Civil War | |
| Location | Berrouaghia prison, Algeria |
| Date | 14 November 1994 |
| Deaths | 30 to 200 |
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Algerian Civil War
Beginning of war 1991–1994
- 1990 Algerian local elections
- Guemmar
- 1991 legislative elections
- 1992 coup
- Assassination of Mohamed Boudiaf
- Algiers
- Blida
- Assassinations of journalists
Escalation 1994–1996
- Tazoult
- Tenes
- Ain Allah
- Berrouaghia
- Air France Flight 8969
- Algiers
- Sundus
- Serkadji
- Ain Defla
- Ghardaïa
- France
Massacres and reconciliation 1996–1999
- Algiers
- Tibhirine
- Tamesguida
- Thalit
- Haouch Khemisti
- Omaria
- Chouardia
- 1997 legislative elections
- M'sila
- Si Zerrouk
- Oued El-Had and Mezouara
- Souhane
- Beni Ali massacre
- Rais
- Beni Messous
- Guelb El-Kebir
- Bentalha
- Sidi Daoud
- Sid El-Antri
- 1st Relizane
- 2nd Relizane
- Sidi-Hamed
- Oued Bouaicha
- Tadjena
Defeat of the GIA 1999–2002
The Berrouaghia prison massacre is alleged to have taken place on 14 November 1994, after an escape attempt at Algeria's Berrouaghia prison. Estimates of the death toll vary wildly. The government gave the figure of eight dead, while others placed the death toll at 30 or higher, and El Watan later gave a figure of 200.[1]
See also
References
- ^ "مجزرة سجن البرواقية | نوفمبر 1994 | بقلم النقيب أحمد شوشان – قناة الجزائر". 2020-12-21. Archived from the original on 2020-12-21. Retrieved 2023-03-10.
External links
- HRW
- Amnesty
- El Watan
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