The
Kabyle are a
Berber people living in the
al-Quabail Mountains[?] of
North Africa, stretching across
Morocco,
Algeria,
Tunisia and western
Libya - an area often referred to as the
Maghreb[?]. Since the Berber Spring in
1980, Algerian Kabyle have been at the forefront of agitation for Berber rights in that country and demands for the official recognition of their language alongside
Arabic.
Kabyle is also the Afro-Asiatic language spoken by the Kabyle people. There are over 3,000,000 speakers worldwide. The majority in Algeria, where there are 2,500,000 speakers.
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