The Divorce Of Algerian Women

Comparably speaking, Algerian women are living in a liberal society. Unlike many other Middle East countries, Algerian women can vote as well as participate in political activities since after 1962, the Algerian War of Independence. Algerian women can divorce according to their volition, retain custody of their children, and receive education, and work. According to a research, surprisingly, 70% of lawyers and 60% of judges are women in Algeria. Furthermore, in 2007, 65% of university students were women, with more than 80% joining the workforce after graduation. Mostly, Algerian women are encouraged to become educated and contribute to Algerian society. Algerian women are among the first in North Africa to become taxi and bus drivers and their