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The Irish government's decision to hold a referendum on Article 41.2 comes two months after the Irish people voted to allow access to abortion (photo credit: The Independent/Getty)

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9 July 2018

Ireland 'step closer' to gender equality after referendum on women’s place in home clause announced

Charlotte Osei, Former Electoral Commissioner (photo credit: Modern Ghana)

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6 July 2018

Op-ed: Ghana: Time To Amend The Constitutional Powers Of The Electoral Commission(er).

A Libyan rebel stands guard near the entrance of Ras Lanuf August 27, 2011 (photo credit: The National Interest)

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5 July 2018

Op-ed: Libya Needs Its Old Constitution If It Wants to Survive

Revellers cheer during the annual Sofia Pride parade in Sofia, Bulgaria, June 9, 2018 (photo credit: Voa News)

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5 July 2018

Bulgarian Court has Recognized the Rights of a Same-sex Couple

Nigerian Senate (photo credit: The Will)

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4 July 2018

Nigerian Senate Begins Constitutional Amendment For State, Community Police

South Sudanese lawmakers began debating a constitutional amendment bill which would extend Salva Kiir’s presidency (photo credit: Albert Gonzalez Farran /AFP)

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3 July 2018

South Sudan wants to alter constitution to extend Kiir’s presidency

Consultative Committee (photo credit: Pia Ranada/Rappler)

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3 July 2018

Philippines: Con-Com approves federal constitution for submission to Duterte

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe makes a speech during the annual rally on revising Japan's constitution (photo credit: The Diplomat)

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2 July 2018

Op-ed: Japan: Constitutional revision referendum campaign rules should be clarified

Rodrigo Duterte (photo credit: The Economist)

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2 July 2018

The president of the Philippines wants to change the constitution