Significados de amazigh en inglés

Others say the Amazigh's plight should not be used to excuse organised crime.

He plans to use the party as a platform the defend Amazigh rights.

Finally, his friends blasted Amazigh music from the speakers of a car parked outside.

Work has always been scarce in the home of a long-marginalised ethnic minority: the Amazigh, or Berbers.

The Amazigh and other ethnic minorities object to the drafting committee's power to vote on the constitution's contents.

Minority Amazigh, or Berbers, have been inside the port for more than a week, demanding more political rights.

Gaddafi imprisoned dozens of Amazigh intellectuals in the 1980s whom he accused of plotting to overthrow the state.

The oil is a staple food for the native Amazigh people who live where the argan tree grows.

Amazigh, or Imazighen, lived in north Africa long before Muslims set foot in the land in the 7th century.

Assid said Moroccan authorities were partly to blame for failing to protect ancient artefacts and other Amazigh archaeological sites.

Assid said Moroccan authorities were partly to blame for failing to protect ancient artifacts and other Amazigh archaeological sites.

The election is also boycotted by the Amazigh, or Berber, minority which lives in the west near oil installations.

The election was also boycotted by the Amazigh, or Berber, minority which lives in the west near oil installations.

Fighters from the Berber, or Amazigh, ethnic minority mark out their territory with their blue, green and yellow flags.

Jalal Essai is Amazigh.

The "Amazigh diet" is an adaptation of the plant-based Mediterranean diet where olive oil is replaced by argan oil.