الحماية الدستورية للحقوق السياسية للمرأة الجزائرية

الملخص EN

The Algerian political system witnessed a democratic transition on successive periods enshrined in successive constitutions, perhaps the most prominent of which was the February 1989 constitution, which established the transition from a presidential political system described as a one-party system, to a pluralistic political system based on democratic pluralism and the separation of powers, even at a minimum level.

The democratic transition cast a shadow over various aspects of the life of the citizen and the homeland, which necessitated the harmonization of national legislation and its adaptation to the developments taking place locally, regionally and internationally, especially with regard to Algeria's accession to international conventions providing for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms by further promotion of citizenship, where it became necessary to devote Equality and equal opportunity for all members of society.

Here, of course, many issues of concern to the different groups of society surfaced, especially women's issues, as the constitution guarantees the maintenance of their rights and respect for their freedoms to the extent that women have become side by side with men in many fields, especially those related to the fields of science and work, which made them enjoy the status of citizenship.

Such as participating in political decision-making or assuming senior positions, etc.

, but that the constitutional founder in 2008 exceeded the balance of equality and equal opportunities between the sexes when it stipulated expanding the chances of women's representation in elected councils at the expense of men's fortunes, which affected the balance of partnership between Men and women, which are supposed to be based on societal respect and institutional appreciation.