Algeria: Exiles Seek Guarantees and Amnesty

Dozens of Algerian opposition figures living abroad have called for clear guarantees before returning to Algeria, following President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's invitation for them to exercise their right to criticize freely. They confirmed that returning would be their right, but warned that it entails risks such as arrest or legal prosecution due to their concerns about the application of repressive laws like Article 87 (bis) of the Penal Code, which criminalizes political expression. They called for the suspension of arbitrary measures, the granting of genuine guarantees for freedom of movement, the release of political detainees, and the removal of restrictions on their rights. In response to the invitation, some opposition members expressed their willingness to return but voiced serious fears of detention upon their return, demanding the implementation of presidential statements through tangible measures to ensure freedoms and the right to expression.

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