Berber-language media

Berber-language media refers to various forms of communication (such as television, radio, newspapers, and online content) produced in the Berber languages, which are spoken by the Amazigh people across North Africa, particularly in Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. This media serves to promote and preserve Amazigh culture, language, and identity, providing news, entertainment, and educational content in a language that reflects the unique heritage of the Berber population. It plays a crucial role in supporting linguistic diversity and social cohesion within Amazigh communities, while also raising awareness about their rights and issues.