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Removing ‘Race’ and Adding ‘Gender’ to the French Constitution: On Constitutional Redundancy and Symbols Maria Ela L. Atienza, 21 August
A Federal Constitution for the Philippines? A Reluctant Congress and an Unsupportive PublicNasredeen Abdulbari, 17 August
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Op-ed: Constitutional change in Comoros meant to cement dictatorship18 October
The Comoros is currently facing its most intense political crisis, after 15 years of relative stability and peace. Despite an intervention and issue of recommen…
In Greenland, constitution-drafting process will not be rushed18 October
“Shall we introduce private property, or keep the current collective concept? Shall we become a republic or remain a monarchy? These are questions we need to an…
Russia's top judge spurs new talk of changing constitution17 October
When the Russian Constitution was approved in late 1993, the fledgling country's parliament building-- now known as the White House-- was blackened and charred,…
In South Korea, parties agree on formation of ad hoc parliamentary panels17 October
The ruling and opposition parties on Tuesday reached an agreement on how to form six ad hoc parliamentary committees.
Rival parties had been at loggerheads ov…
Fijian elections authorities approve candidates before next month's elections16 October
Two hundred and thirty four candidates representing six political parties have been approved to contest the country's elections next month, Fiji's elections aut…
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