Algerian News Agency
The activist and friend of the Algerian revolution, Iliette Loup, died at the age of 89, according to what was learned, on Saturday, from Algerian Ministry of Moudjahidine and Right Holders.
On this painful occasion, Algerian Minister of Mujahideen and People of Rights, Laid Rebigua, expressed to the family of the deceased and all her companions and comrades in the struggle and friends of the Algerian revolution his sincere condolences and sincere sympathy, asking God to inspire them with beautiful patience and abundant solace, stressing that with the passing of this icon Algeria loses a solid fighter for the cause. The national cause was armed with the hope of victory and its conviction to break the chains of colonial injustice.
He added that the deceased joined the ranks of the liberation struggle, in whose justice, lofty values, and humane idea for liberation she believed. To do so, she endured the most horrific methods of torture in the Villa Sezini center and suffered for a long time from the pain of colonial imprisonment, the pain of deprivation, and the cruelty of the jailer. Despite this, she remained steadfast in her principles until The lights of freedom shone on Algeria, which it carried in its conscience, proud of its history and its struggle for the victory of values and the pride of principles.