Question 4992 — veterans and victims of war

Summary

Mr. Stéphane Rambaud draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Armed Forces, responsible for memory and veterans, to the compensation of families of harkis and similar. Indeed, Law No. 2022-229 of February 23, 2022 recorded the recognition of the responsibility of the Nation towards the harkis and people repatriated from Algeria who served France whom it admits having abandoned and established the principle of fair compensation for the damage suffered during their reception on the national territory in the transit and reclassification camps of Bias (Lot-et-Garonne), Bourg-Lastic (Puy-de-Dôme), La Rye-Le Vigeant (Vienne), Larzac-La Cavalerie (Aveyron), Saint-Maurice-l'Ardoise (Gard), Rivesaltes (Pyrénées-Orientales). The decrees taken pursuant to this law, decree no. 2022-393 of March 18, 2022 and decree no. 2022-394 of March 18, 2022, put in place the compensation measures and the creation of the Independent National Harkis Commission (CNIH) responsible for enforcing them. As part of this legislation, he asks him to kindly indicate the number of files transmitted by the National Office of Combatants and War Victims (ONaCVG) of requests for reparation and compensation examined by the CNIH during the year 2024. Among the files presented and validated, he asks it to clarify whether the final judgment of July 2024 in the Tamazount case rendered by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ordering France to revise the amount of compensation granted to the harkis had an effect on the compensation actually paid to the harkis after that date.

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