Meriem Belmihoub-Zerdani

Meriem Belmihoub

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Dɔɔ bee pɔge bee dɔgebo	pɔge
Dɔgebo paaloŋ	Algeria, France
Yo-ennaa bee yoporaa	Meriem, Miriam
Dɔgebo bebiri	1 Kyɛpire 1935
Dɔgebo zie	Algiers
Kūū bebiri	27 Gyoonoɔre 2021
Place of death	Algiers Province
Native language	French
Kɔkɔyelii, sɛge ne bee goligoluu	Arabic, French, Bɔrefɔ
Tonnoɔre	lɔɔyɛ, activist, Pɔleteesa, women's rights activist
Voaraa	Member of the People's National Assembly of Algeria, minister delegate, Member of the Council of the Nation of Algeria
Zanne la	University of Algiers 1, université de Paris, Université de Genève
Personal pronoun	L484

Meriem Belmihoub-Zerdani (1 April 1935 – 27 July 2021) da e la Algerian independence fighter,lawyer ane feminist.

Life

O naŋ da e sakuubie a law faculty, a May 1956 Belmihoub la da e a dɛndɛŋ soba naŋ da nyɛ boɔloo a National Liberation Front ka o da toŋ toma kyaare nurse aneŋ a armed struggle a Algerian independence. Imprisoned in France kyaare a o activity providing medical care te ko Algerian soldiers, ona neŋ pɔgeba bamine naŋ e prisoners da zɔɔ la a incarceration kyaare letters naŋ da republished a French humanitarian organization Secours populaire français, aneŋ a pamphlets ko a Tunis-based Committee sakuu bipɔgeba naŋ be a Algeria, Tunisia ane Morocco. Belmihoub da e la deputy a 1962–3]Constituent Assembly. O da soŋɛɛ series of articles published yi a daily newspaper Le Peuple a August 1963, a iri a soorebiri noɔre     naŋ e  'Is there an Algerian women problem?':Te koŋ baŋ yeli yele kyaare a enabination kyaare pɔgeba naŋ kyaare veil ane traditions, kyɛ da ko o toma. A 1964 Belmihoub kyɛ da e a indigenous Algerian women naŋ nyɛ boɔloo a Bar of Algiers.O da toŋɛɛ Vice-Chair naŋ be a Convention kyaare a Elimination ko yele zaa naŋ kyaare Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). A 2012 o da zɔɔ la zɔɔre kyaare veterans yi a office naŋ be National War Veterans' Organisation (ONM):

Yuomo Fifty  independence puoriŋ, o da ba taa zunoɔ kyaare pɔgeba veterans naŋ are ko o a ɔfere. O da gaa be maquis, naŋ da zɔɔ aŋa dɔɔ. Ba da boɔrɔ la so-toɔre. A Constitution enshrined gender equality.