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Ireland mulls referendum to give presidential vote to citizens abroad24 September
A historic referendum could see people in Northern Ireland given the right to vote in the Irish presidential election for the first time.
The Irish Government…
Op-ed: Constitutions must be living, not dead documents24 September
As the common law evolved, the idea of a constitution of the state gradually emerged as we understand it today. Since Pakistan is a common law country, I will n…
Sri Lankan political party removes several members from electoral organizing posts21 September
The Central Committee of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) has removed several MPs and senior members from from their respective electoral organiser posts.
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Japan's Prime Minister Abe reelected and still hopes to revise constitution21 September
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe won a commanding victory in a vote for the leadership of Japan’s governing party on Thursday, moving him closer to his dream of becomi…
Indigenous Ugandan tribes demand recognition by the constitution20 September
Indigenous minority groups have petitioned the speaker of parliament, Rebecca Kadaga demanding that government respects their rights as Ugandans.
Led by the …
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