أثر القوانين و المراسيم الاستعمارية الفرنسية في تقييد حرية الجزائريين (1830-1900)‎

Abstract EN

It became necessary, in any administrative or legal study, to refer to the most important laws and decrees issued by colonial France to confront the Algerians during the colonial phase, in order to know the essence of the causes and the implications of the results produced by the colonial system on Algerians.

It is clear that our discussion here is related to the laws and decrees issued by the colonial administration against the Algerians, who had a great desire to emigrate outside the country, as long as there were "restrictions" that closed all the outlets for them and blocked the paths to their legitimate right to enjoy freedom of movement.

For Algerians, the right of movement may be on the basis of searching for work, changing the scenery, or migrating from mountainous areas to plain areas that provide job opportunities, or moving from the country to Arab countries that gives them the freedom to enjoy their rights or emigrate in order to seek knowledge or to perform The rituals of Hajj.

So did restricting Algerians came from the standpoint of preventing movement to preserve the Algerian labor force in the interest of the colon? Or in terms of preventing them from getting acquainted with the events that were taking place outside the borders of Algeria? This is what we will examine through our analysis of the various laws and decrees that pertain to the subject of this study.