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Constitutional Reform in Barbados: The Enduring Influence of Westminster?Neha Tripathi and Anubhav Kumar, 29 December 2024
The Story of the 26th Amendment: Executive Interference and the Judiciary’s Struggle for Independence in PakistanRodica Secrieru, 20 December 2024
Anchoring European Integration in Moldova’s Constitution: A Critical Victory Amid Unprecedented Hybrid WarYi-Li Lee, Shao-Man Lee, Chien-Chih Lin and Vivianne Yen-Ching Weng, 13 December 2024
Taiwan's Constitutional Court at Risk: Political Maneuvering to Erode Judicial Independence 
Consultations on constitutional reform take place in Haiti28 January
The Steering Committee of the National Conference informs that the constitutional review process, initiated by the Government, is continuing dynamically across …
Pakistan's supreme court to hear challenges to constitutional amendment on judicial appointments27 January
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the 26th Constitutional Amendment, seeking its annulment and a halt to …
South Africa's president signs land expropriation bill into law24 January
South African president Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a controversial land expropriation bill into law.
The law, which replaces the pre-democratic Expropriation …
In Italy, minister defends controversial proposed judicial reforms23 January
Justice Minister Carlo Nordio on Wednesday defended his controversial reform of the judiciary, including separating the career paths of judges and prosecutors s…
Fiji's cabinet approves measures initiating review of constitution22 January
Cabinet has approved measures to initiate the review of the 2013 Constitution, and a Bill to amend relevant provisions of Chapter 11 of the Constitution will be…