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Proposal to amend Article 261 of Myanmar Constitution to be reviewed by Panel and reported to Parliament by July 1714 May
YANGON— Myanmar’s Union Parliament on Tuesday voted for the Union Solidarity and Development Party’s (USDP’s) proposed draft bill amending Article 261 to be exa…
Ruling party in Myanmar is urged to allow public participation in ongoing constitutional reform process25 March
The public needs to take part in the National League for Democracy-led government’s effort to amend the constitution, social organisations said. This was one of…
Myanmar constitutional amendment committee expected to produce draft amendments by July 201928 February
The new parliamentary joint committee tasked with amending Myanmar’s constitution will review the 48 basic principles of the first chapter of the charter, inclu…
Op-ed: People Say Myanmar’s Constitution Can’t Be Changed. They’re Wrong.22 February
It was one of those small, dull and bureaucratic bits of news that could have tremendous political implications: On Tuesday, Myanmar’s Legislature approved the …
Myanmar parliament approved formation of committee to amend constitution6 February
YANGON — Nearly 67 percent of Union Parliament lawmakers voted Wednesday morning to form a committee to draft amendments to Myanmar’s undemocratic Constitution.…
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