المنظومة القانونية لحق التمثيل السياسي للمرأة في الجزائر : دراسة بين النص و الواقع

Abstract EN

Through its successive constitutions, Algeria has endeavoured to enshrine women's political rights, especially their participation in political representation on elected councils, both at the national level and at the level of local elected councils, beginning with the 1989 Constitution, which enshrined the principle of multiparty politics and obliged the parties The need for women to participate in that.

However, Algeria's circumstances have defined a stagnation in the role of women in the exercise of their political rights and their representation in elected councils at the national and local levels, which prompted the Algerian legislature to amend its electoral law and the Political Parties Act, through which the parties were obliged to Women's representation through the Kuita system so that women can exercise their rights to communicate their voice and men's participation in political decision-making.