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Jaclyn L Neo, 19 November
Restoring Constitutional Equality to Sabah and Sarawak: Do the Proposed Amendments to the Malaysian Federal Constitution Go Far Enough? Pamela Figueroa, 30 October
The Constitutional Convention’s rules of procedure: a path of transformative institutionalism in ChileNidhal Mekki, 30 October
On the fragility of new democracies: Tunisia between constitutional order and disorderCarola Sauer, 28 October
Luxembourg’s constitutional crescendo: will incremental reforms succeed where overhaul failed?
Albania's constitutional court will review dismissal of president23 November
Albania’s Constitutional Court has announced it will review the first ever dismissal of a president, on 18 January 2022. If five of the seven members of the cou…
In Jordan, parliament begins debate on constitutional changes22 November
Jordan's parliament began deliberations on Monday of proposed constitutional reforms that officials say revitalise the monarchy and are part of a drive to deliv…
Pakistan passes bills allowing electronic voting machines and voting from overseas for next general election18 November
ISLAMABAD:
The government and its allies on Wednesday pulled off a victory against the opposition during a joint sitting of parliament by succeeding in passin…
In Wales, government reveals members of new constitutional commission 18 November
The Welsh Government has revealed the members of its new Constitutional Commission.
The independent commission has been created to make recommendations about …
In Thailand, parliament rejects charter amendment bill sponsored by civic groups17 November
A joint sitting of parliament rejected a charter amendment bill providing for "a people's constitution" at its first reading on Wednesday.
The bill received o…
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