Le projet de loi sur la mobilisation générale, « un cadre juridique applicable en cas de nécessité pour protéger la sécurité du pays »
Summary of the Justice Minister’s Remarks on the General Mobilization Bill
Overview
On Tuesday evening, Justice Minister Lotfi Boudjemaa spoke before the Algerian National People’s Assembly (APN) regarding the General Mobilization Bill, emphasizing its role as a necessary legal framework to safeguard national security.
Key Points Discussed
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Legal Foundation:
- Boudjemaa affirmed that the General Mobilization Bill is crucial for the state to efficiently respond to emergencies, as outlined within the Constitution. This legislation is intended to complete the existing legal and procedural regulations concerning mobilization efforts.
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Framework for Mobilization:
- The minister outlined the main provisions of the bill, which focus on the organization, preparation, and implementation of mobilization efforts. He clarified that once mobilization is declared, exceptional measures will be activated to ensure effective management of the situation.
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Compensation for Losses:
- In response to inquiries about compensation for losses incurred during mobilization, Boudjemaa referred to Article 47 of the bill, which permits individuals to seek judicial recourse for damages affecting their personal rights or financial assets.
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Resolution of Seized Vehicles:
- The minister also addressed concerns regarding seized vehicles, stating that over 50,000 cases related to this issue have been adjudicated in the last few years, with only a few pending in the courts. He urged the public to rely on accurate information rather than rumors.
- Continued Efforts Against Corruption:
- Lastly, Boudjemaa reassured that the state, along with judicial bodies, security forces, and the military, is committed to combating corruption and addressing challenges posed by certain factions against Algeria’s interests.
Conclusion
Minister Boudjemaa’s presentation on the General Mobilization Bill underscores a proactive approach to national security through legal means. By establishing a defined framework for mobilization and addressing concerns about compensation and misinformation, the Algerian government positions itself as a responsive entity ready to tackle potential threats.
