Doualemn case: French justice opens the way to overturning his expulsion to Algeria
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- French justice has opened a possible path to overturning Boualem Naman’s expulsion to Algeria.
- Naman was expelled in January 2025 under a decision by former Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau.
French justice has opened the way for a possible annulment of Boualem Naman’s expulsion to Algeria.
Naman was expelled in January 2025 after a decision by former French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau. His case has now taken a new turn, according to the report presented in the proceedings.
The public rapporteur’s position could lead to the cancellation of the expulsion measure. The source does not provide further details about the recommendation or the court’s final decision.
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