Summary
The European Parliament calls for the release of imprisoned labour and human rights activists in Algeria and urges the repeal of restrictive laws on assembly and association. 10 30.04.2015
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civil law
labour law
human rights
social policy
political party
public administration
international relations
Key points
- The European Parliament condemns the arrest and detention of several peaceful activists and labour rights defenders in Algeria.
- Current Algerian penal laws allow for the prosecution of individuals participating in unauthorised demonstrations, carrying prison sentences.
- Restrictive legislation regarding the registration and functioning of non-governmental organisations limits freedom of association.
- The motion reminds Algeria that respect for democratic principles and human rights is an essential element of its agreement with the European Union.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the imprisonment of workers and human rights activists in Algeria
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the imprisonment of human and workers' rights activists in Algeria
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the imprisonment of human and workers' rights activists in Algeria
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the imprisonment of human and workers' rights activists in Algeria
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the imprisonment of human and workers' rights activists in Algeria
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the Imprisonment of Workers and Human Rights Activists in Algeria
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the Imprisonment of human and workers' right activists in Algeria
Imprisonment of human and workers' rights activists in Algeria
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