The right to peaceful assembly in Algeria

Abstract EN

The right to peaceful assembly is a very important right: at the internal level to allow monitoring of popular trends and demands that enable correcting the course of authority, and to spare it severe crises.

Meanwhile, at the international level because it is subject to permanent control by international human rights monitoring bodies.

Algeria has been under international scrutiny over it for several years, at the end of which it witnessed a unique popular movement (Hirak) despite its intensity and duration, it managed to overcome one of its most distressing periods.

This prompted her to adopt other legal amendments.