Arab Justice Ministers meet in Algiers to foster practical judicial cooperation

Legal expert Hassan Brahimi has defined the 42nd session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice in Algiers as a "summit of implementation." He emphasized the necessity of moving beyond diplomatic formalities toward field-oriented actions given the current regional complexities. Brahimi urged the establishment of procedural mechanisms to enforce the 1998 Arab Anti-Terrorism Convention and supported Algeria's proposal to incorporate modern communication technologies into judicial cooperation. Furthermore, he praised the adoption of a personal data protection agreement, highlighted Algeria’s efforts in countering hate speech, and underscored the focus on safeguarding the rights of children during crises and conflicts.