A Legacy of Impunity: A Threat to Algeria’s Future
Amnesty International
2009, Amnesty International:
In this latest report over Algeria published in 30th March 2009 Amnesty International raises concerns on the ongoing lack of investigations into human rights abuses of the past and present , and the impunity afforded to members of the security apparatus and armed groups
Table of contents:
1. Introduction
2. Institutionalized Impunity
First Significant Set of Amnesty Measures: The 1999 Civil Harmony Law and Presidential Decree No. 2000-03
Second Significant Set of Amnesty Measures: The Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation and its Implementation
3. Abuses During the 1990s Internal Conflict and Beyond
3.1. Unlawful Killings
3.2. Enforced Disappearances
3.3. Torture and Other Ill-Treatment
4. Women Bear the Burden of Impunity
Impunity for Abuses Committed by Non-State actors
Impunity for Violations Committed by the State Actors
5. Families of Victims and Activists Under Attack
6. Conclusion and Recommendations
Annex I
Annex II
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| Language | Format | Source |
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| English | PDF document |  view/download |