The Arab Association of Constitutional Law

and the Faculty of Juridical, Political and Social Sciences of Tunis (University of Carthage)

Constitution building is becoming an increasingly broad-based process in terms of the scope of stakeholders looking to engage in one form or another. Whereas the negotiating and drafting of constitutions, for the great majority of the past 250 years of written national constitutions has primarily involved small groups of elites in a closed process, modern constitution making looks very different - with large-scale involvement of different societal groups as well as the public at large. 

Public Lecture: Constitutional Reform in Zimbabwe and the pitfalls of Judicial-Politics in Democratic Transition

Date/Time/Location: Friday 27 February 2015, 16h00-17h00, Passage 31, The Hague-NL

Speaker: David T. Hofisi, Civil Society Monitoring Mechanism, Zimbabwe (www.cisomm.org )