Algeria: Upper house of parliament must reject regressive legislation expanding the death penalty after 30 years without executions

AI justification

The death‑penalty expansion is a high‑magnitude negative action that outweighs advocacy benefits. | The legislative expansion of the death penalty in Algeria represents a severe regression in human‑rights protection, outweighing the positive impact of Amnesty International’s advocacy. While civil‑society pressure highlights the right to life, the concrete legal change poses a high‑magnitude negative ethical outcome.