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Tunisia Constitutional Monitor IV (October 2016 – March 2017)
July 25, 2017The adoption of a new constitution for Tunisia on 26 January 2014 was a milestone in ...
Briefing Paper 86: The paralysed guardian: towards an independent Constitutional Court of Ukraine
June 28, 2017Prepared by Yulia Kyrychenko, expert at the Centre of Policy and Legal Reform and the Reanimation ...
BP84: Evaluating the Algerian Constitution after the Revision of January 2016
June 6, 2017In response to the demonstrations in 2011, the Algerian government embarked on a slow process of preparing ...
Analysis: Right to Information: Discourse and Compliance in Sri Lanka
May 29, 2017In February 2017, Sri Lanka’s Right to Information (RTI) Act entered into force. The inclusive process ...
BP82: Designing a Constitutional Referendum: Challenges for Sri Lanka
May 17, 2017Sri Lanka is in the middle of a constitutional reform process that aims to bring durable ...
From Words to Deeds – Implementing Constitutions
May 17, 2017Every year approximately ten countries rewrite their political DNAs by adopting a new constitution or significantly ...
Legal framework for national referendums in Ukraine
May 17, 2017Referendums are becoming increasingly popular in Europe. They are also controversial, as they offer only binary ...
Tunisia should establish Constitutional Court soon
May 12, 2017Three years ago, the Tunisian Parliament voted for a constitution that foresees a new Constitutional Court. ...
BP78: The Myanmar Human Rights Commission: An Institution at a Crossroads
May 4, 2017In countries undergoing transition, National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) can play an essential role in promoting ...
BP 80: Reforming Decentralisation in Lebanon – The State of Play
May 4, 2017Since the end of the Civil War, decentralisation is a much debated topic in Lebanon. The ...