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President Moon presents the constitutional reform bill (photo credit: Arirang News)

Voices From The Field

16 May 2018

Presidential Proposal for Constitutional Revision in South Korea: Unlikely to be Passed but Significant Step Forward

Constitution-building processes in Latin America from 1978-2012

Analysis

Constitution-building processes in Latin America from 1978-2012

by IDEA

Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment: Constitutional Jurisprudence

Analysis

Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment: Constitutional Jurisprudence

by IDEA

Challenge of reconciling Israel's Jewish and Democratic character (Photo credit: Israel Seminars)

Voices From The Field

17 April 2018

Upsetting the Israeli Jewish-Democratic Balance: From the Declaration of Establishment to the Nation-State Bill

Cover page of a new book assessing the debate on the reform of Irish abortion law (Photo credit: Policy Press)

Voices From The Field

10 April 2018

The Irish Referendum on Abortion: ‘Mediating’ Activists’ Demands with Political Caution through a Citizens’ Assembly

A sand artist makes a sculpture following the Supreme Court judgment (photo credit: worldentertainments center/Flickr)

Voices From The Field

27 February 2018

Triple Talaq: Personal Law and Colonial Shadows in Contemporary India

Map chart showing the list of countries covered in the 2017 Voices from the Field series

Voices From The Field

14 December 2017

Constitution building in 2017 through the lens of ConstitutionNet’s Voices from the Field

The Flag of Sudan (photo credit: Pixabay)

Voices From The Field

14 December 2017

Post-National Dialogue Constitutional Amendments in Sudan: Undermining fundamental rights and decentralization?

Constitutional Court of Ukraine (photo credit: National Bank of Ukraine/Flickr)

Voices From The Field

14 September 2017

Ukraine’s more accessible and independent Constitutional Court

Photo credit: Grenada Constitutional Reform webpage

Voices From The Field

23 November 2016

Grenada’s constitutional reforms: Referendums and limits to progressive reforms (part II)

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