قانون الأسرة الجزائري لسنة 2005 بين المعطى الداخلي والضغط الخارجي

الملخص EN

The world as a whole has known a number of changes that have affected its various builders and systems, and this was the product of the new world order that transcended all borders, imposing at the social level the need to review human rights, which was reflected in several systems including the educational system and the family system, where the latter manifested itself through several frameworks including the review of the rights of both women and the family globally, and therefore many family laws have been reviewed.

Algeria was not isolated from this change movement, as it in turn affected its legislative value system for the family, which was enacted in 1984, where it was reviewed and resulted in the Family Code of 2005.

The government has also established a national health-supporting health system to provide health-related health and education to the population.

External factors also played a role in the review of the Family Law of 1984, including the emergence of global civil society organizations concerned with the defence of women's rights, the emergence of human rights organizations concerned with the rights of both women and children, and the new world order had a prominent role in raising the issue of the defence of human rights, especially women and children.