المناصفة في النصوص القانونية

Abstract EN

At the end of the 1970s, the "Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of discrimination against women" (CEDAW) focused attention on the issue of protecting women's rights, and this was reflected in many countries that sought to adapt the contents of their internal laws, as required by this convention, which began by calling for the application of equality.

between men and women, and then demand equality at the level of employment and decision-making centers.

Algeria has known to raise the issue of equality since its first constitution in 1963, followed by the text with the first amendment of the constitution in 2016 on the term parity, as an attempt to keep pace with the change taking place in the world at the level of this issue, and to adapt laws according to this trend.