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Swearing-in ceremony of Constitutional Reform Commission in June 2022 (photo credit: starcomnetwork.net)

Voices From The Field

12 August 2022

The Constitutional Reform Commission of Barbados: Much Expectation, Great Skepticism

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?

Lima, Peru (photo credit: Mariano Mantel/flickr)

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19 July 2022

In Peru, prime minister says referendum on return to bicameral legislature and constituent assembly possible

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

Luxembourg parliament (photo credit: SIP)

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14 July 2022

In Luxembourg, parliament passes fourth (and final) chapter of constitutional reform, on council of state and the chamber of deputies

Tunisian President Kais Saied (photo credit: tunisienumerique.com)

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1 July 2022

Tunisia publishes draft constitution that gives president wide-ranging powers

Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Marlene Malahoo Forte (photo credit Donald De La Haye / Jamaica Information Service)

Voices From The Field

30 June 2022

Jamaica’s Long and Winding Road to Becoming a Republic

Flag of Sri Lanka (photo credit: pixabay)

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22 June 2022

Sri Lanka's cabinet approves constitutional amendment to limit presidential powers

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