Algeria enforces citizenship law to address foreign opposition

The Algerian government is working on a draft law that allows for the withdrawal of nationality from individuals accused of "treason" or "working for hostile powers." This includes the formation of a special committee to review cases of denaturalization, composed of ministers, judges, and security officials. The targeted individuals are those who have been convicted of serious charges, based on a report prepared by the relevant authorities. The individuals concerned are notified before any decision is made, within a highly sensitive legal process. This move comes amid a series of escalating measures aimed at addressing security and political challenges in the country, particularly in light of increasing demands for independence and concerns over terrorism.

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