واقع المشاركة السياسية للمرأة الجزائرية و سبل تفعيلها على ضوء التجربة التونسية

Abstract EN

Algeria is one of the leading Arab countries in adopting the woman's quota system -following the constitutional amendment of 2008 and the organic law number.

12-03 of 2012- in implementation of its international commitments in this field, which have led to a significant increase in the representation of women in elected councils.

However, as in all legal documents, it had some shortcomings that have contributed to reducing women's chances of parliamentary representation and taking political decision-making positions.

On the other hand, following the revolution, the Tunisian legislator adopted the maximum limits of women's representation by reinforcing the principle of equality and the rule of rotation in the formation of candidate lists.

In this paper, an attempt was made to suggest ways to improve the quota system adopted by the Algerian legislator in the light of the positive aspects of the Tunisian experience.