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Capital of Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou (photo credit: Dimanche Yaméogo / AFD)

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3 October 2022

In Burkina Faso, transitional government dissolved and constitution suspended after second coup this year

Constitutional Court of Thailand (photo credit: chiangraitimes.com)

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30 September 2022

In Thailand, constitutional court rules PM's term started when new constitution came into effect

Constitutional Court of Central African Republic (photo credit: Jean Fernand Koena / DW)

Voices From The Field

29 September 2022

Courts vs Incumbents: Guaranteeing Alternation of Power in the Central African Republic

Bottom L-R: Prime Minister Hun Sen next to Deputy Prime Minister / Interior Minister Sar Kheng in Cambodia's National Assembly, 2017 (photo credit: Cambodia National Assembly)

Voices From The Field

28 September 2022

Cambodia’s Constitutional Amendments: Consolidating Control and Securing Succession Plans

Flag of the Seychelles (photo credit: David Peterson via pixabay)

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26 September 2022

Seychelles constitutional court to review amendment allowing military personnel to assist police outside of states of emergency

President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev (photo credit: Kazakh President Press Service Handout / EPA)

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19 September 2022

Kazakhstan amends constitution to rename capital city and limit presidential mandate to one seven-year term

Voter during Kazakhstan's 5 June referendum (photo credit Sputnik / Ilya Pitalev)

Voices From The Field

28 July 2022

Kazakhstan’s referendum: regime consolidation instead of genuine political reforms

Political protest against the draft new Constitution in Tunis on 7 July 2022 (photo credit: Yacine Mahjoub / AFP)

Voices From The Field

25 July 2022

The project of the President’s Constitution: Is it time to close the democratic parenthesis in Tunisia?

National Assembly of South Korea (photo credit: Lim Ynnek/flickr)

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18 July 2022

In South Korea, national assembly speaker reports that parliament will form expert advisory body for constitutional reform

Flag of Tunisia (photo credit: pixabay)

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18 July 2022

Op-Ed: New constitution will not bridge Tunisia’s divides

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