دور المجتمع المدني في تعزيز حرية الرأي و التعبير و انعكاسات الحراك الجزائري عليه : الجمعيات أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Civil society institutions are considered one of the most important pillars in achieving social governance alongside the state and the private sector, noting that these institutions in Arab societies did not play the intended role due to the numerous harassment and administrative that burdened the active work of civil society associations, However, these accumulations resulting from Authoritarianism and the suppression of individual liberties turned quickly to a boiling of people demanding the lifting of restrictions on public freedoms, especially mentioning Algeria, which suffered in recent years from the executive authority overruning the rest of the authorities and stifle public freedoms, as this situation led to a popular Hirak movement that lasted for a year in the ence of mediation of true mediation between the authorities and the people which are represented in the institutions of civil society collapsed for various reasons.

Perhaps the ence of these institutions devoted to the suppression of freedom of opinion and expression, which is considered the basis of contemporary liberties in turn, it is the basis for achieving other freedoms, whether political, economic, cultural, etc.

Therefore, it has become necessary today for the Algerian legislator to reconsider establishing legal mechanisms to protect these institutions in order to play the role entrusted to them, which is to build a strong state based on participatory public policy-making, likewise, its pivotal role is to protect freedom of opinion and expression and to communicate the voice of the vulnerable in the shadow areas of districts and villages.