Human Rights and Public Freedoms
Rights and freedoms are the result of the convergence of various elements and values—historical, religious, and environmental—across different eras. For this reason, it is difficult to clearly define and regulate these rights and freedoms. Nevertheless, the demand for rights has become a fundamental and universal aspiration for all of humanity across societies, especially in light of the evolving nature and structure of modern states.
There is no doubt today that the issue of rights and freedoms has become of paramount importance, both internationally—particularly with the increase in crimes and violations committed by certain quasi-states against vulnerable minorities—and domestically, as a social and legal necessity imposed by the constraints and guarantees of the rule of law.
Accordingly, the content of this training program aims to address recent developments in Algerian administrative law, with a special focus on the evolution of rights and freedoms in Algerian constitutions, as well as in international and regional charters. This is achieved through a selection of modules designed to serve the core themes of the training and align with the nature of the specialization.
Keywords: Constitution, Rights and Freedoms, Administrative Law, Administrative Judiciary, Administrative Policing, Constitutional Judiciary, Elections, Local Administration, Administrative Decentralization, Sustainable Development, Judicial and Constitutional Oversight, Anti-Corruption, Political Rights, Social Rights.
Teaching Language : Arabic