The phone rang at 10.30 pm on the 24 December. When Algerian journalist Ihsane El Kadi, head of the independent web broadcaster Radio M and news site Maghreb Emergent answered, a military officer informed him that he was to turn himself in immediately at the Antar military barracks in Algiers. El Kadi calmly replied that he wasn’t in Algiers, and that he would drop by when he returned to the capital the next morning. He had been with his family in Zemmouri, a little coastal village more than 60 kilometres from Algiers. At half past midnight, however, they heard knocking on the door; outside were a half-dozen men in civilian clothes, who were waiting to take him to his in
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