108. Regarding the right to freedom of expression in schools and, in addition to the concepts found in various school programs including languages, a chapter devoted to civic education of the 3rd Year (High school), deals with information and communication, and addresses: - Means of information and communication: o Journal, review, radio, television, documentaries film, TIC, o The role of means of information and communication in the society (public opinion) o How to analyse information o To express one’s view about an information - Other instructional and recreational means of information: o Library, theatre, cinema, o The role of the society (public awareness, shaping public opinion) This educational component is also supported by the civic education program of the 4th Year, which aims to develop skills on the "exercise of freedom of expression and respect for the views of the others. "The targeted basic concepts are: - Freedom of opinion - Freedom of expression - Respect for others’ views The right to freedom of expression and freedom of conscience enshrined in the school life and is realized through: - Participation in the various school councils - The school’s code of conduct which provides a guarantee of the right to freedom of expression and opinion - Right to information - Right of appeal - Election of class representatives (learning democratic culture) - School Associations in the cultural, scientific and sporting domains - Participation in various school clubs (green clubs, health clubs,), journal of the school, conferences and debates on topics of interest to students and other cultural activities. The civil society states that the program "I'm listening" through a toll-free number "30 33", was set up by the Algerian network NADA for the defence of children's rights in 2008. This free number allows children to have services, which listen to them and provide legal support and counselling. The hotline received 13,563 calls between June 2010 and December 2011. Informing children and promoting their participation: 109.Information Act No. 12-05 of 12 January 2012 states that "the right to information is freely exercised with respect for the dignity of the human person by any media outlet, written, radio, audio or televised. " 110.The right to information, by law, is the right of citizens to be fully and objectively informed of facts and opinions concerning the society at national and international level and the right to participate in the information through the exercise of fundamental freedoms of thought, opinion and expression in accordance with articles 35, 36, 39 and 40 of the constitution. 18