Souad Bendjaballah

Souad Bendjaballah (born 1940s) is an Algerian lawyer, women's rights activist and former Minister Delegate in charge of Scientific Research. She co-authored studies on women in Algeria facing globalization. Quotes The crisis, evident in the new economic downturn created by globalisation, has manifested itself through a genuine right of interference. “This law bears witness to the very important place of Algerian women within civil society.” leprogres “In the social and human sciences, the renewal of thought takes place at a conceptual level that does not sit easily with narrow conventional categories.” Almanach “We have political and trade-union pluralism. And we are very attached to freedom of the press.” leprogres “The world has become a huge village, but in this village that the world has become, equal access to and sharing of knowledge is far from being a reality.” Almanach External links Category:Lawyers from Algeria Category:Government ministers Category:Activists from Algeria Category:Women's rights activists Category:Women politicians in Algeria Category:Living people