'Silent pain' of Algerians banished by France to the Pacific

On the 60th anniversary of Algeria's independence from France, descendants of the North Africans deported to the Pacific territory of New Caledonia remember the "silent pain" of their ancestors. Between 1864 and 1897, as French colonial troops advanced through Algeria, 2,100 people were tried by special or military courts and...

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