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Demonstrators unfold an "Estelada" (pro-independence Catalan flag) during celebrations for Catalonia's National Day in Barcelona on September 11, 2015 (photo credit: AFP)

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3 December 2015

Spain's Constitutional Court annuls Catalan independence motion

Henryka Krzywonos, a Polish lawmaker and hero of the anti-communist Solidarity movement, appeals to lawmakers to respect the nation’s constitution ahead of a vote on five lawmakers to the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw, Poland on Wednesday Dec. 2, 2015. Critics of the right-wing Law and Justice party say the attempts to put supporters on the constitutional court are a violation of democratic norms. (photo credit: AP)

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3 December 2015

Poland's parliament appoints new constitutional court judges, claims that process is against the constitution

Government sources said the legal framework to extend special powers beyond the current three-month limit on a state of emergency will be put to ministers on December 23 Several parcel bomb alerts occured and for security reasons the city center has been closed to road traffic during the whole period of Strasbourg's Christmas market, following the November 13 Paris terror attacks. (photo credit: AFP)

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3 December 2015

France plans to change constitution to extend state of emergency: govt sources

The convener of the Steering Committee on Constitutional Reform (SCCR), Nigel Hughes (photo credit: Guyana Graphic)

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2 December 2015

Findings of Guyana constitutional review to be released soon

Protest leaders say they'll continue their demonstration until their demands are met. (photo credit: RFE/RL)

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2 December 2015

Thousands rally in Armenia against plan to change constitution to retain president's power

Seven years after enacting a new Constitution, Rafael Correa seeks a new reform to solidify his autocratic rule. (photo credit: Ecuavisa)

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1 December 2015

Op-Ed: Correa’s Constitutional Reforms Are the End of Ecuadorian Democracy

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30 November 2015

Constitutional and electoral reform underway in Mongolia

French president Francois Hollande speaks in Paris, following a series of coordinated attacks in and around Paris late on 13 November 2015 (photo credit: Independent)

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30 November 2015

French government seeks to write state of emergency into constitution

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Senator A.J. Nicholson (photo credit: Caribbean 360)

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30 November 2015

Jamaica foreign minister shoots down referendum on changing UK Privy Council as final court of appeal

Bolivian people will decide in a February referendum whether Evo Morales will be allowed to run for re-election. (photo credit: EFE)

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30 November 2015

Bolivia to hold constitutional referendum on President Morales' 4th term

Protester against electricity price increases,Yerevan, July 2015. (photo credit: Photolure News Agency)

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30 November 2015

Op-Ed: Post-democracy in Armenia? How the new Constitution will depoliticize Armenian society

Poland's Constitutional Tribunal judges will be replaced. The Law and Justice leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski said on Wednesday they needed to be changed because it had become a nest filled with his political opponents who would try to complicate the government’s work. (photo credit: Reuters)

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27 November 2015

Poland's ruling party seeks to replace judges with own nominees, ensuring favourable final checks on legislative changes

Sushil Koirala, head of Nepali Congress (photo credit: Indian Express)

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27 November 2015

Nepal Congress to form alliance with Madhesis

Thailand Constitutional Drafting Committee (photo credit: Thai PBS)

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27 November 2015

Thailand: 'Deadlock-breaking mechanisms' in proposed new constitution becomes subject of debate

Poland Constitutional Tribunal (photo credit: PAP)

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26 November 2015

Op-Ed: Midnight Judges: Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Caught Between Political Fronts