Ali Mammeri is a civil servant, dissident and Hirak activist, president of the Syndicat national des fonctionnaires de la culture (SNFC) and member of the Conseil national de la Confédération syndicale des Forces Productives (COSYFOP). He was the subject of reprisals and threats of legal action after organising a unionisation campaign in the cultural sector in 2024. 

Mounir Gharbi is a lawyer and a member of the  National Committee for the Liberation of Detainees, established in 2019 during the Hirak movement to advocate for the release of political and conscience prisoners.

Gharbi is facing two legal proceedings, one related to comments posted on Facebook, and the other concerning the content of a 2020 plea pronounced in the courtroom in which he defended the fundamental rights of the prisoners of conscience he represented.

Mohamed Tadjadit is a human rights defender and renowned poet. Known for his poetic texts in Darija (Algerian Arabic), he is a leading figure among the young people active in the Hirak movement. Since his involvement in the Hirak, Tadjadit has been subjected to judicial harassment, which began in November 2019. Since then, he has been imprisoned five times.