President Tebboune called for capital punishment for intentional fires in Algeria.
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President Tebboune called for capital punishment for intentional fires in Algeria.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Tebboune calls for capital punishment for arsonists amid wildfire crisis in Jijel.1 source
President calls for capital punishment for intentional fires.1 source
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The entities involved
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Algeria
country in North Africa
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Abdelmadjid Tebboune
president of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria since 2019
Related events
- Amid unprecedented wildfire devastation in Jijel, Algeria, President Tebboune announced a moratorium on capital punishment while leading the country through the crisis.
- Jijel faced severe damage from wildfires, and the President called for the death penalty for arson.
- President Tebboune ordered the justice ministry to introduce capital punishment for arsonists in Algeria.
- President Tebboune ordered penal code amendments regarding capital punishment, which are now being applied in Blida Province following a specific incident.