أثر المبادئ العامة للقانون في رسم حدود للإدارة الضابطة تجاه حرية المعتقد في التشريع الجزائري

Abstract EN

Algerian legislation has addressed freedom of belief since independence, with the state adopting an official religion, Islam, and in the 2016 constitutional amendment, the text was drafted to explain the wide range of administrative discipline towards the exercise of freedom of belief in words and deeds, mainly due to the widening of cases of chaotic and legally non-framed practice.

Religious authorities, because of boredom and extraneous groups on the religion of all the Algerian people, it was necessary to interfere with the administration of control wisely and under the umbrella of legitimacyThis wisdom, which is crystallized in a set of stable general principles in laws and jurisprudence, requires the commitment of the controlling administration not to intervene except for the necessity of a situation, within the limits of its substantive, temporal and spatial jurisdiction, and to resort to the prohibition only when there are no other solutions.

It also requires enabling the concerned officer to choose the appropriate means to maintain public order.