Our organisations condemn the intensification of acts of judicial harassment against activists and human rights defenders in Algeria and express their solidarity with those who suffer repression by the authorities.
Our organisations express their deep concern in the face of infringements of trade union laws in Algeria within the context of the hunger strike by the eight trade union leaders, including 6 women, of the National Federation of Justice.
The review of Algeria within the framework of the Universal Periodic Review highlighted the concerns of several UN member states with regard to restrictions to public freedoms and the unfair treatment of the dossier of disappeared persons.
The Universal Periodic Review: Algeria is criticized by its peers Read More »
The EMHRN General Assembly strongly condemns the violations of labor rights and human rights in Algeria.
Emergency resolution for Algeria Read More »
The EMHRN with the collaboration of AMDH and OMDH convened a seminar in Rabat/ Morocco in February 2012 on the theme of “Reform of Judiciaries in the Wake of Arab Spring”.
The Reform of Judiciaries in the Wake of the Arab Spring Read More »
The legislative elections that took place yesterday, May 10, 2012, in Algeria have been touted as illustrating ‘a process of democratic opening’.
The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders (FIDH and the OMCT) and the EMHRN are deeply concerned about the arbitrary detention and judicial harassment of human rights defender Abdelkader Kherba.
ALGERIA: Harassment against those who struggle for human rights must stop! Read More »
In a joint report published today, the EMHRN, the CFDA, the LADDH and the SNAPAP are calling out to the Algerian public as well as the international observers to bring their attention to the new laws that have passed in Algeria.
Our organisations are deeply concerned about the fact that human rights defenders, in particular union activists, remain the targets of harassment by the authorities.
On 24 February 2011, the Algerian government lifted the state of emergency in response to the wave of mass protests that was sweeping across the region and reaching into Algeria itself.
