International Day of Women Judges
L'Assemblée générale des Nations Unies a proclamé le 10 mars de chaque année la Journée internationale des femmes juges
Algerian women were the precursors of accession to the judicial chair in the Arab world, since they appointed the first female judge in Algeria in 1964, and since that date, she has been able to prove her competence and dignity in the exercise of this difficult task, which qualified her to climb the ladder of responsibility of the judiciary.
The number of women currently in the judiciary, as of March 27, 2022, is 2,756 women judges, compared to 3,103 judges, or 47%, an increasing percentage, allowing women to attend in varying proportions at all levels. et les types de tribunaux, notamment au niveau de la Cour suprême, du Conseil d'État, etc.. Tribunaux et conseils.
The Algerian State is keen to provide specific training in order to prepare and qualify competent judicial executives who professionalize judicial work and believe in the values of judicial independence and the rule of law.
To this end, schools and training centers for magistrates have been created in order to offer an educational environment in line with scientific developments and to develop research capacities and international and local experiences.
Algerian women were the precursors of accession to the judicial chair in the Arab world, since they appointed the first female judge in Algeria in 1964, and since that date, she has been able to prove her competence and dignity in the exercise of this difficult task, which qualified her to climb the ladder of responsibility of the judiciary.
The number of women currently in the judiciary, as of March 27, 2022, is 2,756 women judges, compared to 3,103 judges, or 47%, an increasing percentage, allowing women to attend in varying proportions at all levels. et les types de tribunaux, notamment au niveau de la Cour suprême, du Conseil d'État, etc.. Tribunaux et conseils.
The Algerian State is keen to provide specific training in order to prepare and qualify competent judicial executives who professionalize judicial work and believe in the values of judicial independence and the rule of law.
To this end, schools and training centers for magistrates have been created in order to offer an educational environment in line with scientific developments and to develop research capacities and international and local experiences.