Henri Alleg

Henri Alleg was a French journalist and editor, best known for his outspoken opposition to colonialism and his coverage of the Algerian War of Independence. In 1958, Alleg was abducted and tortured by French military police for exposing human rights abuses in Algeria. His experiences were detailed in his influential book, "The Question," which brought international attention to torture practices. Alleg's work highlighted issues of freedom of the press, human rights, and resistance against oppression, making him a significant figure in journalism and political activism.