Algeria: The writer Kamal Daoud and his wife were sentenced to five years in prison in absentia in the "Huriat" case.
The Algerian judiciary on Tuesday issued a verdict in absentia against the French-Algerian writer Kamal Daoud for five years in prison in a case brought against him by a woman who accused him of stealing her story and using it in his novel "Nymphs", which won the French Goncourt prize, according to what was reported in Al Khabar newspaper. Daoud lives in France.
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