Bringing justice to victims of international crimes
 
  Advocacy Center - TRIAL (ACT) - Introduction
 
  Human Rights and Impunity
 
  The Advocacy Center - TRIAL
 
  ACT's cases on Algeria
-->Summary of the Algerian cases .
Case of Brahim AOUABDIA vs. Algeria (October 2007)
Case of Kamel RAKIK vs Algeria (November 2007)
Case of Kamel Djebrouni vs Algeria (February 2008)
Case of Bouzid MEZINE v. Algeria (March 2008)
Case of Djilali HANIFI v. Agleria (April 2008)
Case of Djaafar SAHBI v. Algeria (May 2008)
Case of Benattia ZERROUGUI (June 2008)
Case of Mohamed LEMMIZ (July 2008)
Case of Mourad and Djamel CHIHOUB (August 2008)
Case of Djillali Larbi (October 2008)
AZIZI Case (January 2009)
MIHOUBI case (March 2009)
FARAOUN case (May 2009)
ABDELMALEK case (July 2009)
 
  ACT's cases on Bosnia-Herzegovina
 
  ACT's cases on Libya
 
  ACT's cases on Nepal
 
  ACT's cases on Burundi
 
  Existing mechanisms
 
  Bibliography
 
  60 years of the Geneva Conventions
 
Accueil / ACT  >  ACT's cases on Algeria

Algeria

 

Immediately after the nullification of the legislative elections in December 1991, Algeria was drawn into a civil war which lasted a decade. Both the army and the armed Islamic groups were to commit indescribable atrocities: summary executions, massacres of entire villages, thousands of enforced disappearances, torture, arbitrary detention etc. In February 2006, an amnesty was decreed, thereby preventing the victims from obtaining justice. Today, many families still remain with no news on the fate of their loved ones.

 

Here are the cases handled par the ACT and currently under consideration by the United Nations Human Rights Committee or the Committee Against Torture.

Other Algerian cases are currently being prepared by the ACT and are not yet public.

 

Imprimer  Envoyer à un ami  Ajouter à mes favoris 
Copyrights © 2010 trial-ch.org. All rights reserved - DB Engineering: J. Bédat, Design: X. Righetti - Legal informations