Evening measures to boost community security
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced the activation of the death penalty for perpetrators of deadly arson crimes, child abduction, and other serious offenses, aiming to enhance deterrence and protect society. Experts believe that this move responds to the dangers posed by crimes targeting children, which evoke widespread societal outrage, and affirm that this punishment reflects the state's commitment to safeguarding the right to life and security. Although Algerian laws already provided for the death penalty, it had not been previously enforced. Experts consider the activation of the death penalty an important step in reducing intentional crimes, especially since most countries employ strict penalties to achieve deterrence and decrease the incidence of serious crimes.
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