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Spain: Algerian citizens expelled

01 November 1997

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Algerian citizens expelled: Since June the Spanish authorities have been routinely expelling Algerian nationals, notwithstanding the dangerous conditions, amounting almost to civil war, in that country. A number of non-governmental organisations have mounted a campaign against the expulsions.

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