Pacific Filter by language - Any - Afrikaans Amharic Arabic English French Indonesian Malay Myanmar Nepalese Other languages Portuguese Spanish Swahili Zulu Apply News 22 November 2022 In New Zealand, government will propose lowering voting age after supreme court rules voting age of 18 is inconsistent with bill of rights act News 15 November 2022 Tuvalu to consider constitutional amendment to protect maritime boundaries as climate change contingency News 4 November 2022 In Australia, government calls on mining industry to support government's commitments to Indigenous people, including referendum Voices From The Field 31 October 2022 The Emergence of ‘Fixed Constitutional Commitments’ on the Environment: A Tool for Addressing Climate Change? News 22 June 2022 In Vanuatu, government shelves proposed constitutional changes increasing ministries and introducing chief justice term limits News 16 May 2022 In Australia, campaigners renew call for referendum in 2023 on recognizing indigenous minorities and rights Voices From The Field 28 April 2022 Extending Parliament’s Life in Solomon Islands: a Potential Pretext for Bad Precedent News 8 April 2022 Papua New Guinea and Bougainville governments sign agreement paving way for ratification of 2019 Bougainville independence referendum results News 17 March 2022 In Solomon Islands, government defends planned extension of parliament's term as constitutional Voices From The Field 22 December 2021 In the World of Constitution Building in 2021 Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Next page ›› Subscribe to Pacific
News 22 November 2022 In New Zealand, government will propose lowering voting age after supreme court rules voting age of 18 is inconsistent with bill of rights act
News 15 November 2022 Tuvalu to consider constitutional amendment to protect maritime boundaries as climate change contingency
News 4 November 2022 In Australia, government calls on mining industry to support government's commitments to Indigenous people, including referendum
Voices From The Field 31 October 2022 The Emergence of ‘Fixed Constitutional Commitments’ on the Environment: A Tool for Addressing Climate Change?
News 22 June 2022 In Vanuatu, government shelves proposed constitutional changes increasing ministries and introducing chief justice term limits
News 16 May 2022 In Australia, campaigners renew call for referendum in 2023 on recognizing indigenous minorities and rights
Voices From The Field 28 April 2022 Extending Parliament’s Life in Solomon Islands: a Potential Pretext for Bad Precedent
News 8 April 2022 Papua New Guinea and Bougainville governments sign agreement paving way for ratification of 2019 Bougainville independence referendum results
News 17 March 2022 In Solomon Islands, government defends planned extension of parliament's term as constitutional
