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Amnesty International has urged Algeria to reconsider its plans to expand the death penalty to include wildfire arson, following recent devastating wildfires that resulted in multiple deaths. The organization expressed concerns that the proposed laws could be used to suppress political opposition and called for the government to focus on addressing the root causes of climate disasters.
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Amnesty International has urged Algeria to reconsider its plans to expand the death penalty to include wildfire arson, following recent devastating wildfires that resulted in multiple deaths. The organization expressed concerns that the proposed laws could be used to suppress political opposition and called for the government to focus on addressing the root causes of climate disasters.
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Algeria faces calls to drop death penalty plans after wildfires
Amnesty International urges Algeria to reconsider death penalty expansion amid wildfire crisis