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This began a movement, known as Hirak or the Revolution of Smiles, which continued ever since. The people are demanding a complete overhaul of the opaque cabal — of businessmen, security forces and the army — that has shared power amongst themselves at the expense of the country since In April, the protests resulted in the resignation of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika who had been in power since and wanted to run for another term.
Fresh elections on 12 December saw President Abdelmadjid Tebboune take his place. But the people are not satisfied. Many opposed the holding of elections in which all five candidates were former Bouteflika ministers. Some protesters, tired of the demonstrations, want to give the new president a chance. And so, the protests continue. For 43 weeks now, football fans, feminist activists, students, elderly people and entire families have continued to demand change.
The movement contains people from all socio-economic backgrounds, generations and regions. On the streets, the people have a common cause: a new Algeria. This December, I spoke to and photographed some of those fighting the power. I asked them why they are protesting, what has changed for them since the beginning of Hirak, and of their dreams for their beloved Algeria.
I am in the streets because I want a real change in Algeria. As a member of the feminist movement, I have been demonstrating since the first Friday on 22 February.
