Tito Posted 2009-03-11

This is good, but also insufficient. True reform would be putting the court decisions online so that whenever any judge makes a ruling, they will have to keep in mind that their decision will be accessible to the largest possible number of people. I can also assure you that the countries that have implemented these sorts of reforms have seen a wonderful reduction in corruption in the courts.

zeghib Posted 2009-03-16

I just became a lawyer and I would like to have a website specialised in law in order to help everyone.

كريم Posted 2009-03-18

You have no work and nothing to do!

سمية الجلفة Posted 2009-03-18

We don't care about this. We are one Algerian people, we want to live with each other under one sovereignty.

الربيع Posted 2009-03-21

Triumph and victory to the martyrs.

احمد Posted 2009-03-25

God is the protector against the oppressors in the Algerian ministry of justice. May God eliminate everyone who works on destroying our dear country.

مصطـــفي Posted 2009-04-03

Subject: about the application to obtain the Algerian citizenship. Is there anything new about this topic? I mean people who submitted their applications to the ministry of justice, who have fulfilled all legal procedures and have a number of application.

fouaz Posted 2009-04-18

Thank you very much. I wish success to every lover of Algeria.

جميلة Posted 2009-05-01

I am dismayed.

احمد Posted 2009-05-03

When will the results of the exam of secretary of clerk office be announced? We are tired of waiting.

ليندة Posted 2009-05-04

When will the results of court clerk secretaries come out, please?

عبد ربه Posted 2009-05-13

Salam alikum. Concerning the opinion poll, it is through economy and job opportunities that we will eliminate terrorism, illegal immigration and have our weight in international events. Wishes of success to our president and his ministers. I hope that you publish this. To the governors and ministers, support our president because we have seen a lot of good from him. Although I have completed my university studies, completed civil services and I am unemployed, there is still hope, God willing. Long live Algeria.

بن عا مر Posted 2009-05-15

Salam alikum. I hope that you help me. I am a law student and want you to provide me with detailed information about the new law of civil procedures.

تعبان كثير Posted 2009-05-21

Why does the Libyan go with his head high in Algeria as if he is home? During the period of the blockade they were like parasite plants feeding on mother Algeria. But our community here is repressed in prisons.

ضتن Posted 2009-06-02

Very nice.

nizar Posted 2009-06-09

This is a shame and disgrace. An official ministerial site, it is all in the language of the coloniser.

سمير Posted 2009-06-14

I have previously asked you, site of the ministry of justice, about the entry exam of translators and official translators. When will you reply?

kahina Posted 2009-06-21

Hello- First of all, thank you for opening this door so that all the Algerians can join you in expressing themselves. So, as a court clerk, I would like to know when the courts will have a new recruitment session. I have a bac in the humanities, a university degree in foreign languages, certification in administrative logistics and three years experience as a managerial secretary. I would like to know if my qualifications would permit me to work in a court. I have a very good level of Arabic. Also, let me know if there is a means for me to work in this sector, preferably in the wilaya of Béjaïa or the surrounding area. Thank you. Please email me a response as quickly as possible.

كمال Posted 2009-06-25

To his excellency the minister. Subject; just a question about a story which happened in the village of Ain Zerya, district of Ksar Chelala, province of Tiaret which shook the region. This is the story. One of the woman teachers went after completing her work in the school located in the village to the roadside to wait for transport. A car with four young men stopped, kidnapped her and did her act of her. A truck driver saw them and protected her after what they did. However, the catastrophe happened in court after the case was presented by national gendarmes to the prosecutor of the republic in the court of Ksar Chelala. Before this I will give you a few details. The victim, called Fatima Zahra, identified the defendants 1- Bekas Kamal, 2- Benguerna Mensour. 3... 4... before the prosecutor of the republic. Just a question, what is the attitude or legal procedure to be adopted in this case. The case was recored against an unknown side. This caused a lot of fuss in the region especially in the court. Needless to talk about other cases.

دودو Posted 2009-06-26

To His Excellency the minister of justice. We are a group of citizens and residents from the town of Ksar Chelala. The judiciary council of Tiaret. We ask you to intervene to open an investigation about the management of the court of Ksar Chelala wherein prevail corruption, bribery and bureaucracy in delivering administrative documents from the court and improper reception in this court. We are tired of long delays and dates which are not respected especially because we are a small town. However, bribery and corruption prevail in this conservative region. I hope your state will consider seriously this problem which has plagued our town.

فيروز Posted 2009-07-01

To the minister of justice guardian of seals, sir I ask your honour to explain to us the criteria for accepting candidates of court clerks. From what I noticed since I began work in the court in 2003 to this day that only external candidates pass, meaning they have never even entered the court to get a criminal record or nationality certificate. Imagine sir that they pass and work but how would be the performance? Sir I want to ask about these years which are wasted away in working in the work. We never failed and worked seriously for the smooth operation of the services. We were victims of favouritism as sons of the rich pay money to pass the exam. Please take my inquiry into consideration. No matter what happens I am Algerian, proud of my country and don't want any other country.

عادل Posted 2009-07-03

Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. I am a citizen from the province of Batna. I would like to explain to His Excellency the minister of justice, may God protect him, that the court of Batna is no way associated with law. It is a court in which bribery Is widely spread as well as bureaucracy and all forms of corruption. Therefore, we ask you Mr minister to interfere immediately to stop this farce. Thank you.

sabrina Posted 2009-07-08

Year of the internet.

ز.عبد القادر Posted 2009-07-11

Oh people, listen and learn. The past is the past and the future is still head. Have we had independence in 62 or are we still enduring colonization and underdevelopment? This question can be perplexing somehow. We are in 2009 and still endure anarchy, mismanagement, but worse of all is the impoliteness of law representatives. In a time when the world is moving at a high speed, we are still enduring violence and delay in getting official documents. As an Algerian citizen who has patriotism and concern about my country for whom a million and half a million martyrs were sacrificed so that the nation lives in pride, dignity and freedom, not that one day there will be dictatorship and bureaucracy. I change what I can change even with a few lines which express the endurance of a whole town especially employees in the court of Chelala by the hands of the prosecutor, representative of the ministry of justice called B.Gh. S. He has created a gap between the presidency and public prosecution in the attitude towards people and management. We were scared to have a woman president of the court. We used to say how can a woman preside the court. So we praised to God ---When you face death, you become scared of fever. Pure wheat is not like barley---The prosecutor of the republic has created a troubled and polluted environment as if he was Youssef Al Hajjaj. Yes, this is the result of the lack of control by officials. There is a total absence of inspectors. The proof is that the number of complaints by citizens have increased but no official side reacted. This is odd. If our cases and complaints were filed over 8 months ago but it hasn't moved a finger. The oddest thing is that he is in constant dispute with security agents and gendarmes to the point that he expels them from the court in public. Are all public prosecutors like this? Are all prosecutors of the republic taught to insult and to bribery in their training? Are all officials like this? Does law say that the prosecutor isn't accountable for his acts? Or are we in the gloomy policy of tunnels or when responsibility is feminine? The oddest thing is that the president of the republic says that he seeks development, stability, fight corruption or is all this fancy? It is so nice to live in a free land enjoying freedom, development and contribute to progress but not with people like this...

زميل Posted 2009-07-13

This site is like a towel it only absorbs anger. No official side has moved. We are enduring real injustice by the prosecutor of the republic, representative of the minister of justice in the court of Ksar Chelala, province of Tiaret…Observation, he could have schizophrenia.

فاطنة Posted 2009-07-15

Your Excellency the minister. I am a citizen from the town of Ksar Chelala. When I read what was written in this site, I was astonished at the attitude of your representative, the prosecutor of the republic, in the court of Ksar Chelala. It is a shame and disgrace for the sector of justice in the era of reform of justice. Your sister trusts so much our Algerian justice.

ladjal Posted 2009-07-15

It is shameful to have a clerk of courts like that of the Court of Ksar El Chellala. This is shame to Algeria's legal system! May God be with the simple citizens! Where are the Ministry of Justice's investigative services???

العوفي Posted 2009-07-15

I am so sorry for the acts of the representative of the minister of justice in the court of Ksar Chelala. When I read what was written in this site, I didn't believe it. But out of curiosity to see what happens in the court of Ksar Chelala and as I am from the region, work in the capital, I went one day to get a nationality certificate. The shock was very hard. He cannot be a representative of the minister of justice. His words are all insults and disbelief. May God guide him.

عادل Posted 2009-07-16

Justice is the basis of governance. To the minister of justice, we are a group of representatives of inmates families who face a delay in benefiting from the measures of reducing sentences on the occasion of the presidential pardon. We are tired of waiting and have much sorrow in our hearts. We hope there will be an urgent intervention according to what you judge proper in order to achieve the goals of the decrees of pardon and its effect for families of prisoners. Waiting for your intervention at the general directorate of the administrations of prisons, sincerely yours. May God assist you for what He likes and accepts according to your intentions towards Him.

Messaoud Posted 2009-07-19

What risks face judges who have violated the law, who whimsically give verdicts and make rulings against the law, who behave like God Himself towards the modest, defenceless people on trial, mistreating them? The answer is: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! Judicial reform should first of all deal with this and force judges to obey the law alone and nothing but the law, at the risk of finding themselves at the stand and suffering grave consequences. Such is not the case now, as the judges obey only their conscience (!?) or those who protect them, the Members of the High Council of Judges! Reform that aims to create beautiful courts without taking care of the quality of the rulings is worthless.

ش.عبد القار Posted 2009-07-20

To the general delegate of the judiciary council in Tiaret. We were happy with your visit. It is unreasonable that the public prosecutor interferes in the health sector by issuing a statement concerning the major hospital in the district of Ksar Chelala. He said we have noticed that yoy have issued suspicious certificates to the clerks of the court...Sir, isn't this a violation of law? If he has any doubt about medical certificates issued by the competent doctor, there should be an investigation. The worst problem is that the statement was posted on the walls of the hospital. There is no need for this if the issue concerns the doctor. You have all consideration.

Anonymous Posted 2009-07-22

Peace and mercy of God be upon you. We have received good response to our concerns as families of prisoners with the implementation of presidential pardon measures. We address our special thanks to the minister of justice. A nice greeting to people in charge of programmes of social reintegration for prisoners in the general directorate of the administration of prisons. Special thanks to people in charge of implementing pardon in favour of prisoners on the occasion of the presidential pardon in the service of social reintegration at the prison of the province of Tiaret and to all workers who ensure this service and to this institute.

said Posted 2009-07-25

What is most important is that justice be enforced in reality, and I mean "justice" in the real sense of the word. Websites and so on are secondary.

حليم Posted 2009-07-27

I am an Algerian citizen to the core. I am astonished to see many complaints about a specific court – Ksar Chelala- against a specific person – the prosecutor of the republic – as if this site was dedicated to him alone and to complaints against him. Can't you put an end to these problems? Or it is better to close this site because in the face of every new complaint, the citizen understands that this site is for deluding and releasing the anger of hearts... Consider these people who have invaded all the site ministry of Belaiz, please.

كمال Posted 2009-07-28

What is going on in Ksar Chelala? May God assist you. I complain to God. The bitch bears only dogs. We also endure the same thing in Batna.

بلال Posted 2009-07-29

We endure in Bogadir, province of Chelf, the oppression of justice especially from the public prosecutor. Save us.

منزل الرعب Posted 2009-07-30

When I read this page, I was sorry to see what was published about the abuses of some figures who represent the Algerian law. I was even more sorry because this page is viewed by the whole world and it is translated into foreign languages. This affects the image of Algeria abroad. We will be reasonable for once. The government doesn't react. This means it is consenting to what happens in these courts especially the court of Ksar Chelala. Is the Algerian regime dictatorial or democratic? Is this what was meant by His Excellency the president about the state of peace, progress and prosperity or we should we have read between the lines...Salam.

منزل رعب Posted 2009-07-31

My dear citizen. When you visit this page, what is your reaction? Of course it is something odd. Who has set up this site? Who monitors it? Who writes? Who are those concerned? Is it reasonable that people are writing arbitrarily? No. Do people concerned read them? Were investigations opened about what is published? Is it true that some representatives of law and representatives of the minister of justice have the features written about them including the public prosecutor in the court of Ksar Chelala? Those who have instituted these people are satisfied with them. As it was published in a statement, there was no reaction by the government. It is very nice that the government has dedicated this site. This is very nice but not enough. Real reform will be in publishing decisions of courts on the internet when the judge orders a ruling. He must take into consideration that his judge will be checked by the biggest number of people. I can also assure you that the countries which adopted such reforms have witnessed a high drop in corruption in courts. As to us, nothing has changed. Abuses and negligences have risen. How can the prosecutor issue a statement to doctors? Has he become a doctor? How dare he say abusive words hurting feelings? If a citizen says such words, they would be considered an insult and he would be punished. How can a citizen carry out his business in such courts. Most young people wear sport clothes but he has prevented such dresses in the court of K.C. even if they can enter mosques and perform prayers in such clothes. Has court become more sacred than mosques with such people? After everything which was published about this person, I felt as if he is still in his adolescence and wants to impose himself as it is known for teenagers. I hate life and I hate it all the more so with those people. I don't understand anything about them. When you talk about right they say it is wrong. Greetings of peace. Anyone concerned can make a suggestion to reach a solution.

madjid d'akbou Posted 2009-08-01

Who told you that law does not exist in Algeria? On the contrary, this is a country of rights. Moreover, I am a future procurer, specialised in penal code. Long live Algeria!

الصادق،عادل Posted 2009-08-10

Salam alikum. Through my reading of some comments on this site, I wanted out of curiosity to discover this person subject of these complaints to which the site was dedicated. The first thing I did was go to this court under the pretext of applying for a nationality certificate to inspect closely the acts of this person, Mr the prosecutor. I discovered the presence of one person going to and fro from the examination office and the office of the prosecution. He talks to citizens to inquire about their needs and requests. He also orders agents in charge of serving citizens to speed up process of their concerns. This is not all. I also discovered that he doesn’t leave the office of the presidency of the court to carry out his assigned jobs. This person does the duties of the prosecution, examination and supervision of the presidency of the court without any violations or abuse of the freedom of the people. Everyone who entered the court that day was in safe hands and happy because he felt some kind of flexibility in the treatment of that person and found right guidance. I was surprised to find such kind of people who are persevering, responsible and appreciate the nature of their duties towards us. However, we don’t talk about these people. We only talk about people who have no sense of responsibility and humanity. I was very disappointed when I thought that this person was the public prosecutor subject of many complaints. I discovered that this young, smart, hard-working and active judge wasn’t the public prosecutor. He was the examining judge of the court of Ksar Chelala as I wanted to refute what was written on the site. This young man did his job more than a responsible public prosecutor, did his missions more than a responsible president of the court and did his job as examining judge with responsibility. We in turn encourage him in his work and wish him success. Special thanks to the trainers of such judges in the high school of magistrates. May God rest the souls of his parents.

كمال Posted 2009-08-13

Don't be sorry if the disloyalty of time takes long. Dogs dance on the corpses of lions and they think that with their high level they have become masters. The dog remains but a dog and a lion remains a lion.

السعيد Posted 2009-08-15

Praise be to God. Your Excellency the minister, in the courthouse of Ksar Chelala, there are judges who don't have the same features as those subject of complaints as it was stated in this site. At first sight, I thought this was the site of the court of Ksar Chelala and not the ministry of justice. I hope from God to assist all judges in our country.

abdelkader Posted 2009-08-19

Greetings- My name is Abdelkader Zaimi. I was born 2 June 1984 in Aïn Témouchent, Algeria to a Moroccan mother and father, who themselves were born in Algeria. So, I have Moroccan citizenship. I asked for Algerian citizenship, but I received nothing. My parents are divorced and I became homeless. I even stopped my university studies. I cannot live anymore. I tell you that I am Algerian and proud of it. So, I ask you for help and humanitarian aid so that I can get my Algerian citizenship so I can start living in the only country I know and the country where my brothers are.

SANAA Posted 2009-08-25

I would like to see the laws in Algeria. They are worthless! ...But, how come!?

فلاحون اولاد علي بوزيان سيق معسكر Posted 2009-08-29

Mr the minister, we have sent you over 185 complaints against humiliation and injustice by the mafia controlling water of people and turned it into a trade. They have left dozens of hectares destroyed, water courses dry, a lot of cattle died and people want to immigrate as a result of the acts of the mafia. We have communicated with all authorities without result. We just want our right, no more. Salam alikum.

غبي Posted 2009-09-02

In the name of God the Beneficent, the Merciful. The Algerian-Moroccan border. To the president of the republic Abdelaziz Boutaflika. First of all I address you my respects, wish you a blessed Ramadan and wish you health. To my love Mr Abdelaziz Belkhadem and Mr Ahmed. All the Algerian people give their opinions about all the problems we know as people. But our knowledge is not as good as yours about the border. We don't cause harm to any Muslims. This is not in our values. We are people known for our kindness and sympathy. There is no state like this. Mr the president of the republic, I know you are are an expert statesman, this people have entrusted you Algeria. As to drugs... we appreciate sir your efforts to manage the interests of the people and the interest of the dear nation. We don't have an alternative nation. Finally, leave things to experts. Long live Algeria. From the stupid of this nation, dance, dance, dance. Ksar Chelala. I love you Chelala.

محمد Posted 2009-09-06

There are many abuses in our country as a result of the lack of control, endeavor to do good work and care for the rights of citizens though the citizen ignores his rights. This is what has increased abuses in the town of Ksar Chelala...There is one individual called Yahya Char, he is under police arrest for over 4 days which is the legal period. The cause is that he was caught while driving his motorcycle and was dashed from the back by a police vehicle. This made him fall and caused him serious injuries. He was not yet arraigned before court to this day. This is all the result of the negligence of the prosecutor of the republic representative of the public right.

movac Posted 2009-09-15

The minister needs to think about installing a video camera in each courtroom connected to his office. This is my expert opinion. Good luck!

عبدالله Posted 2009-09-19

There is a famous Egyptian proverb which says still waters run deep, there are many people accused wrongly in prisons. You should know that God has not put any veil between Him and the prayer of the oppressed. On the other hand, God will retaliate for the oppressed sooner or later. The messenger of God, peace and prayer be upon him, was right when he said that God delays the oppressed but when He takes him, he retaliates in a good way. This is the way of God the Almighty. But from the civilization side, this state will not succeed unless its justice and education are reformed. If we want stability, we must take care of these two pillars. You must ask yourselves this question: why haven't caught up with the west? Why has this west we describe as civilized have reached this technological and civilization progress? Why do their peoples enjoy stability and why do our sons Harraga throw themselves in destruction hoping to reach the land of Chritsians to grant them justice and offer them a place among them for dignified living even if the job requires removing the garbage of Christians? Unfortunately, you have killed in this citizen all principles especially nationalist which we used to feel in 1960's and 1970's. At the time there was no single Algerian who were thinking of Harga in general. But as it is said, a condition can persist eternally. The day will come when we will be judged whether we are rulers or ruled. Then we will see who will win. God the Almighty says “Eat ye and enjoy yourselves (but) a little while, for that ye are Sinners”, we will see what vicissitudes their affairs will take, death is a right, the day of judgment will undoubtedly, come, hell is a right as well as paradise. Whatever you do, you will die. No longer what you live, you will due. There is a river in hell called 'Woe', “Woe to every (kind of) scandal-monger and-backbiter, Who pileth up wealth and layeth it by, Thinking that his wealth would make him last for ever! By no means! He will be sure to be thrown into That which Breaks to Pieces, And what will explain to thee That which Breaks to Pieces?” As officials, you enjoy your lives and don't care about the injustices and oppressions surrounding you. Every oppressed in your prisons pray God and pray God against you because you're responsible for these judges to whom you have assigned missions to decide in cases of citizens. Just one example Mr the minister is of a woman who was wrongly accused. She spent Ramadan without her 15 months old baby. She supplicates God day and night. You can imagine the rest of the story.

عادل Posted 2009-10-02

Algeria progresses thanks to the great efforts of Algerians. Algeria has great memories similar to the greatness of the richness of martyrs.

سليم Posted 2009-10-02

A greeting of respect to the honourable public prosecutor of the judiciary council of Tiaret...There is a question on my mind. How can the representative of the public right procrastinate in considering cases of citizens. There are complaints of citizens submitted for over 10 months in the office of the public prosecution, but no action. But worse than this, woe to you if you inquire about them. Yes sir, the prosecutor of the republic has forgotten he is representative of the public prosecutor. Just remind him how can he limit the number of citizens he receives? There are over 120 people but receives only 15. We aren't applying for a visa. We want the public prosecution representative of society to do its duties and preserve our rights. By the way, number of population in the district of Chelala court is 120000. You must wake up early to make an appointment from Saturday morning in order to get one if you are lucky.

تهامي Posted 2009-10-06

Salam. General prosecutor of the judiciary council of Tiaret. We the citizens of the district of Ksar Chelal cannot preserve our rights as long as the prosecutor of the republic has limited the number of people he will receive to 20 as if we are in a passenger bus on Monday. On this day, the day of the arrested, the number of citizens who want to submit complaints to the prosecutor exceeds 150. I was surprised at the beginning. But when I went there I was astonished by this figure. He won a Nobel prize in the number of complaints. He stirred a huge number of complaints to the point that he was added to Guinness Book.

ميلود Posted 2009-10-13

Salam alikum.by God you are pathetic. Do you really thing you are in the same level of citizens? Be reasonable. No one listens to you. The new site is just a show off so that it will be said that the ministry of justice is keeping up with progress and serves the citizen. Haven’t you read papers? Haven’t you Aray paper published in July 2009 a list of judges who were transferred? Was the prosecutor of the republic of Ksar Chelala transferred? Of course no. so stop idiocy. The minister doesn’t visit these sites. So wake up. Stop dreaming. It is stupid that one instead of doing a beneficial action, complains about his situation and we hear his lamentation. I think it is better you ask God because He is the giver, is not withholding bounties, answers and rewards. The prosecutor of the republic in Ksar Chelala will remain there. But your saliva will dry up. Save your ink. Your voice won’t cross the walls because simply you believe in illusion. Communicate with God, He is the strongest, He has defeated Pharaohs. Complaining to anyone else but God is humiliation. Some of you might say I am demoralizing but I say I am waking you up. Lailat Al Kadr is granted by God for man. It is in Ramadan. So be casual and don’t be fooled by a machine thinking it will make officials hear about the violations of the lord prosecutor of the republic in Ksar Chelala city. My greetings to every courageous kid there, to every audacious man, to every proud woman and every old man who addresses God with his prayers to protect it. But the subject of your complaints is a representative of some people but God is the representative of all the people. Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you.

محمد Posted 2009-10-15

Salam alikum. I have an order from the court of El Harrach on September 15, 2009 with a writ of execution against my uncle to stop works on a common land and building without authorization. The bailiff carried out all necessary measures including fulfillment of the agreement and notification of the writ of execution on October 5, 2009. But despite all this, he is completing major building works in an ordinary way. The bailiff drew up a report on October 12, 2009 confirming that work is being carried out after the court gave the order. By the way, the son of the defendant is a public prosecutor. Finally, I ask for the help of every person who can help an orphan who has no brothers.

mohamed Posted 26 days ago

In the name of God the Beneficient the Merciful. Peace and prayer be upon the best of all creations. I thank you very much for this site, which reflects the goodwill to serve justice. However, justice punishes only those who are presented for it. Most of them are weak people who have no will and no power, or people who don’t believe in bribery, who love to live in dignity. But those who love the company of influential people, who humiliate themselves before them and believe in bribery, aren’t presented for justice. So how can they be made accountable for their deeds? There is also a problem with those who refer the wrong-doers to justice, especially in small towns such as Bordj Bounaama in the province of Tissmssilt. There are some expressions frequently used by officials there: “Go and claim for yourself,” as if that individual is not concerned about his country. I might be mistaken, since I don’t understand law. I just think that law is not far from the mind. Salam alikum.

عاشور Posted 25 days ago

Concerning the issue of opening borders with Morocco, I suggest that the authorities open the borders, but with conditions. Morocco and Algeria are one people. We have no animosity against them. As regards the Western Sahara, I suggest that the Algerian state divide this region with Morocco. As regards reform or development of justice, I suggest the following: The judge should not have a fixed salary. He should receive his wage whenever he wants to. Employees in the judiciary should have a salary ten times the basic salary. Providing housing for them should be mandatory, in addition to some facilities. Then let them go on the land of God and justice will be achieved. There is no need for festivals, forums and so on. Thank you.

دلال Posted 24 days ago

Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. Very nice, a Maghreb site including all Maghreb people from Libya to Morocco and Mauritania. Colonial borders should not separate us. We are one kingdom, better than the East, which has many communities and religious movements. If only the state opens borders with the neighbouring sister Morocco. We shouldn’t serve the West with these lines. We are one nation. The Book of of God and the tradition of the prophet Mohamed peace and prayer be upon him.

mohamed Posted 23 days ago

Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. I want to reply to Miloud, who said no one listens to you and that we are not at the level of citizens. My brother, if you want to offer advice, be smart and present it in an acceptable way. Do you forget that the subject must act? Who are you to ignore all the efforts of officials? You should know we aren’t in the era of Omar. People also share responsibility. If you are victim of injustices by anyone, you must lodge a complaint against him and don't mourn your fate in cafés and don’t throw the blame on others. We are in the era of Bouteflika. If you commit no wrong, don’t worry and keep your opinion to yourself. We believe in the nation and the president. No one can change our conviction that we are dignified citizens. If not for the efforts of the president, we would still be living in the black decade. If you were smart, you would have presented something through which the people can assist the president in his efforts. You should know that the country is well. It is just us who always want something better. I am concerned that you might think there is someone who can take care of the country other than Bouteflika and we will drown it again. Everyone must know that no one can take care of the country except him and not ignore everything because of what happens to an individual. Developments everywhere in the country are enough. Don’t think I am an influential person, I am just a simple citizen without a job or education, alone. But I say the truth, although I am not well. But God will bring good times with our president; may God grant him long life and protect him from those who hate the country. Salam.

نسيم Posted 12 days ago

No to high prices.

lilou Posted 10 days ago

If a country’s courts work, then the country works. This is not a slogan or a lie. Be serious!

bouzidi maamar Posted 4 days ago

Thank you for your efforts. This will develop justice and make it at the service of the nation and citizens. We still have competent men. Praise be to God. God is the assistant. Please inform us about real estate law and conflicts, as well as jurisprudence in the real estate sector and legal magazines.