Algiers – The People’s National Assembly is finalizing preparations for the highly anticipated debate on the proposed law criminalizing colonialism. Speaker of the Assembly, Ibrahim Boughali, held a meeting this evening with members of the drafting committee responsible for the proposed legislation.
The meeting, held on Sunday, focused on ensuring all necessary arrangements are in place before the draft law, considered of paramount national importance, is presented for discussion next Sunday. According to a statement released by the Assembly, Boughali emphasized the significance of the legislation and its potential impact on the nation’s collective memory and future trajectory.
The proposed law aims to formally criminalize acts of colonialism perpetrated against the Algerian people during the colonial era. This move is expected to be a significant step in acknowledging the suffering endured and solidifying Algeria’s commitment to its sovereignty and historical narrative.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates and in-depth coverage as the legislative process unfolds. The debate next Sunday is expected to be closely watched, both domestically and internationally, as Algeria seeks to address a sensitive and complex chapter in its history.
The upcoming debate marks a pivotal moment for Algeria as it confronts its colonial past and seeks to ensure that such historical injustices are never repeated.
