"We were constantly monitored by the French Intelligence Service. When they saw that the pressure was useless, they intensified the repression against us. As part of this policy, the policy of taking away our citizenship was implemented," said Kémi Séba, a Pan-African political activist and journalist known for his anti-colonial policy and anti-imperialist positions, at a press conference held in Baku, APA reports.
"The French government does not like to talk to people who share their ideas independently. The authorities of this country started to see us as a problem since 2005-2006. I was targeted by them from a young age. At first, France attacked me through its puppet presidents in African countries. The political geosystem we have created during this period has given us the opportunity to express our problems in the world. I want to say that our struggle will continue," he underlined.
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