Outlaws and the November 1st, 1954 Revolution: The Principle of the Free and the Testimony of the Revolutionaries

The blessed Liberation Revolution is one of the most significant revolutions of the 20th century, as it represents the struggle of a free people seeking to reclaim their lost rights and stolen freedom from European colonialism, represented by France during this period. The Algerian Revolution, from its inception, exposed the reality of French colonialism. However, the French authorities labeled the revolutionaries as mere outlaws who had to be punished. The truth, however, was different. As the revolution spread, international positions including some within France shifted, recognizing the legitimacy of the Algerian cause. Global legal frameworks began to acknowledge this historical reality, necessitating a solution.