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French publisher returns to Algiers book fair after two-year ban

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French publisher Gallimard faced legal challenges after accusing Algerian writer Kamel Daoud of plagiarism in his novel 'Houris'. The publisher returned to the Algiers book fair after a two-year ban, though the specific outcome of the legal battle remains unconfirmed.

Key points

• French publisher Gallimard was caught in legal battles over accusations that Algerian writer Kamel Daoud plagiarised a women's life in his novel 'Houris'.

Context

The article reports on a publisher's return to the Algiers book fair following a two-year ban, triggered by accusations of plagiarism involving Algerian author Kamel Daoud.

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Evidence is limited to the publisher's ban and the specific accusation of plagiarism; the final legal outcome and the specific details of the plagiarism claim are not provided.

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