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Algerian rights groups call for implementation of laws to protect women
Women's rights associations in Algeria are calling for stricter laws to guarantee the right of women to live in dignity and safety, within their families and in the workplace.
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published: 05 Jun 2021
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Algeria’s President Has Signed The Budget Law For 2023 In Algiers | News In 60
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published: 26 Dec 2022
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Algerian protesters arm themselves with legal know how
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Their long time leader might have bid farewell to power, but these Algerians want even deeper changes.So they've come to this makeshift classroom in the capital for a little lesson in constitutional law.It's atopici key to get to grips with - following Bouteflika's resignation, and with an interim President sworn in for 90 days. SOT TEACHER"The 90 day thing isn't important, it could be 84 days for example. What's important is when that time limit begins. And on this point, the constitution doesn't say that it begins when the resignation is communicated to parliament"Students, doctors or manual labourers...all have come to open their eyes and ears.The popularity...
published: 15 Apr 2019
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Algeria draft law to strip nationality from diaspora citizens
A new law proposed in Algeria giving the government the power to revoke the nationality of citizens in the diaspora who "harm the interests of the state" has worried activists.
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published: 05 Mar 2021
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Against federal protection laws, Algiers tenants receive eviction notice
Johnquil Kelley, a French Quarter restaurant employee, has been out of a job since mid-March. Unable to pay her April rent for her Algiers apartment, she said notified her landlord Joshua Bruno.
He responded with a bright pink notice that stated: “THREE DAY NOTICE TO PAY OR VACATE.”
Under that headline, the notice states, the amount owed, late fees and the following: “Demand for possession is hereby made. You are hereby given notice to PAY or vacate the dwelling on or before midnight of the 2nd day of this notice.”
Kelley said she tried to explain her predicament to Bruno, owner of the complex, Cypress Park Apartments.
FULL STORY: https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/against-federal-protection-laws-algiers-tenants-receive-eviction-notice/289-92359e57-e259-40bc-9548-290...
published: 17 Apr 2020
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Algerian activists sharpen tools with make-do law classes
Sitting in a living room transformed into a makeshift classroom, Algerians from across the social spectrum gather for a course on constitutional law, hoping to add some intellectual clout to the ongoing protests calling for regime change.
published: 13 Apr 2019
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Legal Business Forum & Awards - SKYCAM ALGERIA
We are proud to share with you the presenting video of the Legal Business Forum & Awards Ceremony , which was Honorably displayed at the International Conference Center in the presence of government officials and heads of bar associations from several African countries.
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published: 14 Mar 2023
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In Algeria, taboos and law deter organ donors
By donating one of his kidneys, Aisha's son gave her a new lease on life after she had unfergone years of dialysis. But in Algeria and across the entire Maghreb in North Africa, many people continue to suffer or die because of the lack of donors.
published: 17 Sep 2017
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Attorney General Eric Holder Signs Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty with Algeria
Attorney General Eric Holder and Algerian Minister of Justice Tayeb Belaiz on April 7, 2010 signed a treaty between the United States and Algeria on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, the first ever criminal law enforcement agreement between the two countries. The treaty strengthens the two countries common efforts in the fight against terrorism and transnational crime by enabling the most modern procedures for law enforcement cooperation.
The proliferation of both terrorism and traditional criminal acts across national borders makes international cooperation essential to bringing to justice those who threaten our safety and security, said Attorney General Holder. Algeria is an important partner in the fight against terrorism and transnational crime. This treaty will help u...
published: 08 Apr 2010
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Algeria approves new investment law to spur economic growth
Parliamentarians in Algeria have passed a new investment law to spur economic growth in the country.
The country's parliament approved the law on Sunday, in the hope that it will eventually improve the business climate especially at a time that Algeria has been hit by low crude prices.
"We want to put in place stable, transparent and coherent legislation to ensure efficiency on the ground," Industry Minister Abdesselam Bouchouareb told parliament.
The north African economy is heavily de…
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published: 19 Jul 2016
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Algerian rights groups call for implementation of laws to protect women
Women's rights associations in
Algeria are calling for stricter laws to guarantee the right of women to live in dignity and safety, within their families and in...
Women's rights associations in
Algeria are calling for stricter laws to guarantee the right of women to live in dignity and safety, within their families and in the workplace.
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Women's rights associations in
Algeria are calling for stricter laws to guarantee the right of women to live in dignity and safety, within their families and in the workplace.
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- published: 05 Jun 2021
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Algeria’s President Has Signed The Budget Law For 2023 In Algiers | News In 60
Fun Fact: The majority of African countries celebrate Christmas on December 25th but the Coptic Christians in Egypt and Ethiopia celebrate Christmas on January ...
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- published: 26 Dec 2022
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Algerian protesters arm themselves with legal know how
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Their long time leader might h...
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Their long time leader might have bid farewell to power, but these Algerians want even deeper changes.So they've come to this makeshift classroom in the capital for a little lesson in constitutional law.It's atopici key to get to grips with - following Bouteflika's resignation, and with an interim President sworn in for 90 days. SOT TEACHER"The 90 day thing isn't important, it could be 84 days for example. What's important is when that time limit begins. And on this point, the constitution doesn't say that it begins when the resignation is communicated to parliament"Students, doctors or manual labourers...all have come to open their eyes and ears.The popularity of these classes stems from the fact that most Algerians are largely ignorant to the ins and outs of their constitution...Many blame their school's curriculum for their lack of legal know-how.SOT STUDENT"I know that we're living in decisive times. It's important for me to learn more about the constitution...to know if we elect a new President before or after a new constitution is written. This is something I never learnt about in school" Held in living rooms or in parks, these lessons have become more and more commonplace since anti-government demonstrations first flared on February 22nd.As yet, there's no sign that the weekly street protests will come to an end anytime soon. Demostrators have vowed to stay put until they've seen the back of every last Bouteflika loyalist.
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Their long time leader might have bid farewell to power, but these Algerians want even deeper changes.So they've come to this makeshift classroom in the capital for a little lesson in constitutional law.It's atopici key to get to grips with - following Bouteflika's resignation, and with an interim President sworn in for 90 days. SOT TEACHER"The 90 day thing isn't important, it could be 84 days for example. What's important is when that time limit begins. And on this point, the constitution doesn't say that it begins when the resignation is communicated to parliament"Students, doctors or manual labourers...all have come to open their eyes and ears.The popularity of these classes stems from the fact that most Algerians are largely ignorant to the ins and outs of their constitution...Many blame their school's curriculum for their lack of legal know-how.SOT STUDENT"I know that we're living in decisive times. It's important for me to learn more about the constitution...to know if we elect a new President before or after a new constitution is written. This is something I never learnt about in school" Held in living rooms or in parks, these lessons have become more and more commonplace since anti-government demonstrations first flared on February 22nd.As yet, there's no sign that the weekly street protests will come to an end anytime soon. Demostrators have vowed to stay put until they've seen the back of every last Bouteflika loyalist.
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- published: 15 Apr 2019
- views: 642
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Algeria draft law to strip nationality from diaspora citizens
A new law proposed in
Algeria giving the government the power to revoke the nationality of citizens in the diaspora who "harm the interests of the state" has wo...
A new law proposed in
Algeria giving the government the power to revoke the nationality of citizens in the diaspora who "harm the interests of the state" has worried activists.
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A new law proposed in
Algeria giving the government the power to revoke the nationality of citizens in the diaspora who "harm the interests of the state" has worried activists.
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- published: 05 Mar 2021
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Against federal protection laws, Algiers tenants receive eviction notice
Johnquil Kelley, a French Quarter restaurant employee, has been out of a job since mid-March. Unable to pay her April rent for her Algiers apartment, she said n...
Johnquil Kelley, a French Quarter restaurant employee, has been out of a job since mid-March. Unable to pay her April rent for her Algiers apartment, she said notified her landlord Joshua Bruno.
He responded with a bright pink notice that stated: “THREE DAY NOTICE TO PAY OR VACATE.”
Under that headline, the notice states, the amount owed, late fees and the following: “Demand for possession is hereby made. You are hereby given notice to PAY or vacate the dwelling on or before midnight of the 2nd day of this notice.”
Kelley said she tried to explain her predicament to Bruno, owner of the complex, Cypress Park Apartments.
FULL STORY: https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/against-federal-protection-laws-algiers-tenants-receive-eviction-notice/289-92359e57-e259-40bc-9548-2906f7ed7ead
https://wn.com/Against_Federal_Protection_Laws,_Algiers_Tenants_Receive_Eviction_Notice
Johnquil Kelley, a French Quarter restaurant employee, has been out of a job since mid-March. Unable to pay her April rent for her Algiers apartment, she said notified her landlord Joshua Bruno.
He responded with a bright pink notice that stated: “THREE DAY NOTICE TO PAY OR VACATE.”
Under that headline, the notice states, the amount owed, late fees and the following: “Demand for possession is hereby made. You are hereby given notice to PAY or vacate the dwelling on or before midnight of the 2nd day of this notice.”
Kelley said she tried to explain her predicament to Bruno, owner of the complex, Cypress Park Apartments.
FULL STORY: https://www.wwltv.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/against-federal-protection-laws-algiers-tenants-receive-eviction-notice/289-92359e57-e259-40bc-9548-2906f7ed7ead
- published: 17 Apr 2020
- views: 5441
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Algerian activists sharpen tools with make-do law classes
Sitting in a living room transformed into a makeshift classroom, Algerians from across the social spectrum gather for a course on constitutional law, hoping to ...
Sitting in a living room transformed into a makeshift classroom, Algerians from across the social spectrum gather for a course on constitutional law, hoping to add some intellectual clout to the ongoing protests calling for regime change.
https://wn.com/Algerian_Activists_Sharpen_Tools_With_Make_Do_Law_Classes
Sitting in a living room transformed into a makeshift classroom, Algerians from across the social spectrum gather for a course on constitutional law, hoping to add some intellectual clout to the ongoing protests calling for regime change.
- published: 13 Apr 2019
- views: 64
2:35
Legal Business Forum & Awards - SKYCAM ALGERIA
We are proud to share with you the presenting video of the Legal Business Forum & Awards Ceremony , which was Honorably displayed at the International Conferenc...
We are proud to share with you the presenting video of the Legal Business Forum & Awards Ceremony , which was Honorably displayed at the International Conference Center in the presence of government officials and heads of bar associations from several African countries.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Legal Doctrine for their trust, and we wish them more success in the coming editions.
#LegalDoctrine #algeria #africa
https://wn.com/Legal_Business_Forum_Awards_Skycam_Algeria
We are proud to share with you the presenting video of the Legal Business Forum & Awards Ceremony , which was Honorably displayed at the International Conference Center in the presence of government officials and heads of bar associations from several African countries.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Legal Doctrine for their trust, and we wish them more success in the coming editions.
#LegalDoctrine #algeria #africa
- published: 14 Mar 2023
- views: 554
2:04
In Algeria, taboos and law deter organ donors
By donating one of his kidneys, Aisha's son gave her a new lease on life after she had unfergone years of dialysis. But in
Algeria and across the entire Maghreb...
By donating one of his kidneys, Aisha's son gave her a new lease on life after she had unfergone years of dialysis. But in
Algeria and across the entire Maghreb in North Africa, many people continue to suffer or die because of the lack of donors.
https://wn.com/In_Algeria,_Taboos_And_Law_Deter_Organ_Donors
By donating one of his kidneys, Aisha's son gave her a new lease on life after she had unfergone years of dialysis. But in
Algeria and across the entire Maghreb in North Africa, many people continue to suffer or die because of the lack of donors.
- published: 17 Sep 2017
- views: 405
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Attorney General Eric Holder Signs Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty with Algeria
Attorney General Eric Holder and Algerian Minister of Justice Tayeb Belaiz on April 7, 2010 signed a treaty between the United States and
Algeria on mutual lega...
Attorney General Eric Holder and Algerian Minister of Justice Tayeb Belaiz on April 7, 2010 signed a treaty between the United States and
Algeria on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, the first ever criminal law enforcement agreement between the two countries. The treaty strengthens the two countries common efforts in the fight against terrorism and transnational crime by enabling the most modern procedures for law enforcement cooperation.
The proliferation of both terrorism and traditional criminal acts across national borders makes international cooperation essential to bringing to justice those who threaten our safety and security, said Attorney General Holder. Algeria is an important partner in the fight against terrorism and transnational crime. This treaty will help us ensure that terrorists and other criminals are not able to avoid justice by simply hiding evidence beyond our borders.
The mutual legal assistance treaty, or MLAT, will be an effective tool in the investigation and prosecution of terrorism, cybercrime, white collar offenses and other crimes. Among other tools, the treaty will help law enforcement officials from the two countries obtain testimonies and statements; retrieve evidence, including bank and business records; provide information and records from governmental departments or agencies; and provide a means of inviting individuals to testify in a requesting country.
The formal treaty signing took place at the Ministry of Justice in Algiers, Algeria. Additional representatives from the Department of Justice and the Algerian Ministry of Justice attended todays ceremony. To date, the United States has negotiated and signed more than 50 bilateral MLATs with law enforcement partners around the world.
https://wn.com/Attorney_General_Eric_Holder_Signs_Mutual_Legal_Assistance_Treaty_With_Algeria
Attorney General Eric Holder and Algerian Minister of Justice Tayeb Belaiz on April 7, 2010 signed a treaty between the United States and
Algeria on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, the first ever criminal law enforcement agreement between the two countries. The treaty strengthens the two countries common efforts in the fight against terrorism and transnational crime by enabling the most modern procedures for law enforcement cooperation.
The proliferation of both terrorism and traditional criminal acts across national borders makes international cooperation essential to bringing to justice those who threaten our safety and security, said Attorney General Holder. Algeria is an important partner in the fight against terrorism and transnational crime. This treaty will help us ensure that terrorists and other criminals are not able to avoid justice by simply hiding evidence beyond our borders.
The mutual legal assistance treaty, or MLAT, will be an effective tool in the investigation and prosecution of terrorism, cybercrime, white collar offenses and other crimes. Among other tools, the treaty will help law enforcement officials from the two countries obtain testimonies and statements; retrieve evidence, including bank and business records; provide information and records from governmental departments or agencies; and provide a means of inviting individuals to testify in a requesting country.
The formal treaty signing took place at the Ministry of Justice in Algiers, Algeria. Additional representatives from the Department of Justice and the Algerian Ministry of Justice attended todays ceremony. To date, the United States has negotiated and signed more than 50 bilateral MLATs with law enforcement partners around the world.
- published: 08 Apr 2010
- views: 983
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Algeria approves new investment law to spur economic growth
Parliamentarians in
Algeria have passed a new investment law to spur economic growth in the country.
The country's parliament approved the law on Sunday, in t...
Parliamentarians in
Algeria have passed a new investment law to spur economic growth in the country.
The country's parliament approved the law on Sunday, in the hope that it will eventually improve the business climate especially at a time that Algeria has been hit by low crude prices.
"We want to put in place stable, transparent and coherent legislation to ensure efficiency on the ground," Industry Minister Abdesselam Bouchouareb told parliament.
The north African economy is heavily de…
READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/07/18/algeria-approves-new-investment-law-to-spur-economic-growth
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Parliamentarians in
Algeria have passed a new investment law to spur economic growth in the country.
The country's parliament approved the law on Sunday, in the hope that it will eventually improve the business climate especially at a time that Algeria has been hit by low crude prices.
"We want to put in place stable, transparent and coherent legislation to ensure efficiency on the ground," Industry Minister Abdesselam Bouchouareb told parliament.
The north African economy is heavily de…
READ MORE : http://www.africanews.com/2016/07/18/algeria-approves-new-investment-law-to-spur-economic-growth
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- published: 19 Jul 2016
- views: 317