Algerian President Tebboune Signed an Amnesty Decree Covering 5,539 Prisoners.
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Algerian President Tebboune signed an amnesty decree covering 5,539 prisoners on the 72nd anniversary of the War of Independence. The decree covers convicted prisoners whose sentences or remaining sentences are 24 months or less; crimes such as terrorism and intentional homicide are excluded.
On Saturday, the President of Algeria, Abdul Majid Tibon, signed a presidential decree providing for the pardon of 5539 prisoners on the occasion of the seventy-second anniversary of the liberation revolution. In the statement of the President of the Republic, this measure was taken pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution, in particular articles 91 and 188 thereof, and after consultation with the Supreme Council of the Judiciary.
Algeria - Arabic Jerusalem: President Abdul Majid Tibon of Algeria signed a presidential decree containing an amnesty for 5539 prisoners on the occasion of the seventy-second anniversary of the outbreak of the revolution of 1 November 1954. According to a statement by the President of the Republic, the decree was made pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution, in particular articles 91 (8) and 188 thereof, and after consultation with the Su…
The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, signed a presidential decree on Saturday, thanks to the benefit of 5,539 detainees, on the occasion of the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of the glorious Revolution of 1 November, indicates a communiqué of the Presidency of the Republic.
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