Lettre De Maxime Gleizes À Son Grand Frère Christophe : «C’est Toi Qui Me Fais Tenir»
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It was 500 days this Wednesday, November 11, that French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes is in detention in Algeria. Collaborator of So football magazine, he had been arrested during a report in Kabylie and sentenced to seven years in prison for apology of terrorism. His release is suspended to a grace of President Tebboune. Maxime Gleizes, Christophe's brother, is the guest of Africa noon.
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"Every day for us is a torture," says Maxime Gleizes to the EBRA group, to which your newspaper belongs, on the 500th day of detention in Algeria of his brother, Christophe Gleizes. The family of the sports journalist, waiting for an Algerian presidential pardon after his sentence to seven years in prison, does not expect his release before "one or two years".
The journalist's brother imprisoned in Algeria, but also his mother, his father-in-law and his grandmother spoke on RTL, France Inter and in "La Défêche du Midi".
Journalist Christophe Gleizes was sentenced to seven years in prison in Algeria after reporting on a football team.
Thirty-year-old and collaborator of So Foot magazine, he was arrested in May 2024 as part of a report on the football club Jeunesse sportive de Kabylie (JSK), then placed under judicial control. He has been imprisoned since June 2025, after being sentenced to seven years in prison for apology of terrorism. Question: What do these 500 days of imprisonment represent for you? Answer: "500 days is a figure for most people. But for us it is a tragic …
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