Algerian officials announced the redistribution of <strong>407 seats</strong> in the parliament across <strong>69 provinces</strong>, including seats for the diaspora, just before calling voters for the elections. This redistribution is part of the new <strong>electoral districts and parliamentary seats law</strong>.
A number of female parliamentarians in Algeria have expressed their opposition to a proposal to reduce women's representation in electoral lists from <strong>50%</strong> to <strong>33%</strong>. This discussion comes three months ahead of the anticipated legislative elections, highlighting ongoing tensions regarding women's empowerment in political life.
On Monday, the Algerian Parliament began discussions on a new electoral law that includes significant amendments to the powers of the Independent Electoral Authority. This move reflects the government's commitment to enhancing transparency in the electoral process.