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Simon Butt, 19 November
Indonesia’s stringent presidential nomination requirements: Constitutional Court upholds parliamentary thresholdJaclyn L. Neo and Wilson Tay Tze Vern , 14 November
Restoring the Independence and Integrity of Malaysia’s Judiciary: Proposals for Reform and Challenges AheadJulia Kyrychenko, 29 October
Constitutionalizing Ukraine’s EU-NATO Aspirations: Genuine conviction or electoral strategy? Mugambi Laibuta, 26 October
Popular initiatives to amend Kenya’s constitution: A misdiagnosis of the problem?
In Mexico, Supreme Court rules law on policing by military unconstitutional16 November
Mexico's Supreme Court invalidated a controversial law signed last year that created a legal framework for the military to work in a policing role in much of th…
Gabon Constitutional Court amends the constitution to address president's absence16 November
Gabon's Constitutional Court has amended the rules of calling the council of ministers after the president's absence from the country threatened to paralyze dec…
Government and opposition clash over reform of Greek Constitution15 November
The discussion on the Constitution review in the Greek Parliament began on Wednesday with an expected clash between the government and the opposition over some …
Land expropriation amendment moves forward in South Africa, will likely pass15 November
A series of parliamentary steps must still unfold – from an official discussion of the committee report on Wednesday and its adoption, the report’s publication …
Proposed amendment to Kenya's constitution would increase female legislators14 November
The number of National Assembly legislators could increase to 391 from the current 349 if the proposed amendment to the Constitution to have more women nominate…
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