Since Ramadan began three weeks ago about 200 rebels, government troops and civilians have been killed, according to media reports. More than 100,000 people have been killed since early 1992 in the uprising, which began after the military-backed government cancelled a general election which Islamists were poised to win. Killings are reported almost daily, despite government peace efforts. Promising peace and reconciliation when he took office 18 months ago, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika offered an amnesty to militants not guilty of murder, bombings or rape. About 4,000 armed rebels are active in small groups throughout the country, according to official estimates.
Nobody seems moved by anything anymore, nobody reacts.
Algerians get killed in total indifference.