Business creation in Algeria takes place within a legal framework that is constantly being modernized. Among the major reforms is Law No....

The family is one of the most important social institutions in Algeria; the values it upholds are essential to social cohesion and play a...

Theft is a universally condemned offence that continues to be a constant concern for modern legal systems, both due to its frequency and...

Workplace harassment constitutes one of the main causes of employee suffering.  It significantly undermines mental health, resulting in...

The Algerian state has significantly tightened its legislation on combating forgery and the use of forged documents by strengthening its...

To ensure public safety and tranquility while protecting individuals and their property, the Algerian State has developed a national...

The family occupies a central place in Algerian society. According to Article 2 of the Family Code: "It is the basic unit of society,"...

The conditions and rules for the practice of non-Muslim religions in Algeria are defined by Ordinance No. 06-03 of 29 Moharram 1527,...

The law on the fight against cybercrime, No. 09-04 of 14 Sha'ban 1430 corresponding to August 5, 2009, is the main legal text that...

Alimony  is a legal obligation established by the court, taking into account the needs of the beneficiaries and the financial capacity of...

Who Are the Heirs? In Algeria, inheritance law is based on principles derived from Islamic sharia  law and the Civil Code, which...

The hadana (custody) right in Algeria involves ensuring the child's schooling and education according to the father's religion while...

Algeria is one of the countries where nationality is the most difficult to acquire in the world. Naturalization is not considered a...

What Does Algerian Legislation Say About Violence Against Women Law No. 15-19 of December 30, 2015, strengthened the Algerian Penal Code...

Algerian Legislation on Adoption Under Algerian law, traditional adoption, known as tabanni , is strictly prohibited in accordance with...

According to Algerian legislation, fraud consists of the fraudulent appropriation of property, a right, or an advantage belonging to...

Does Algerian legislation address drug trafficking? Algerian legislation, through Law No. 04-18 of December 25, 2004, amended by Law No....

The Algerian Family Code, established by Law No. 84-11 of June 9, 1984 and amended by Ordinance No. 05-02 of February 27, 2005, is based...