Tonight Parties Dispute Women's Requirement
The article focused on the efforts of political parties in Algeria to meet the requirement of having one-third female candidates on electoral lists, especially in the southern states. Some parties struggled to find female candidates due to the conservative environment and the low participation of women in politics. Despite these challenges, some parties, such as the Workers' Party, succeeded in exceeding the 30% quota by nominating women for leadership positions, while others, like the Popular Front and the Movement of Society for Peace, faced greater difficulties in doing so.
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