Algeria Moves to Impose Death Penalty for Setting Forest Fires After 12 Killed
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The Algerian Head of State ordered "an amendment to the Criminal Code" before 15 September.
Algeria - In a decision announced by President Abdul Majid Tibon, Sunday, following the fires that had caused significant human and material losses in a number of states of the country, Algeria decided to return to executions, following a de facto freeze of punishment that had continued since 1993, and ordered the Minister of Justice to prepare an amendment to the Criminal Code before next 15 September, which would strengthen [...].
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has ordered the enactment of legislation that would impose the death penalty on those who deliberately start wildfires in the country, following recent fires that killed 12 people.
Following the wildfires in Algeria that killed 12 people, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune issued a strong directive. Tebboune called for the preparation of legislation that would impose the death penalty on those who deliberately start the fires.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has ordered the enactment of legislation that would impose the death penalty on those who deliberately start wildfires in the country, following recent fires that killed 12 people.
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