Guys, try to guess the 10 constitutions that I often use as inspiration to write my draft constitution. One of them is a historical constitution from a socialist state that no longer exist today. Come on guys, this is fun!
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Guys, try to guess the 10 constitutions that I often use as inspiration to write my draft constitution. One of them is a historical constitution from a socialist state that no longer exist today. Come on guys, this is fun!
Supreme Court approves BCCI draft Constitution with some changes
Supreme Court approves BCCI draft Constitution with some changes
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Tanzania to vote on new constitution in April 2015
Tanzania will hold a referendum in April 2015 on a new constitution, the government has announced, a move rejected by the opposition, who said Thursday that the drafting process ignored it. The opposition is angry because the draft constitution makes few major changes to the structure of government, claiming it has therefore rejected its calls for a strengthening of the federal system to limit presidential powers. "I can confirm April 30 as the date for referendum," Attorney General Frederick Werema said. Opposition lawmakers led by the Chadema party stormed out during debate on the draft, leaving discussion to the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party, which has been in power since independence in 1961, and controls two-thirds of the assembly. Source: AFP
2015: Contest and plunge Nigeria into violence, anarchy, Northern delegates warn GEJ
2015: Contest and plunge Nigeria into violence, anarchy, Northern delegates warn GEJ
Members of the Northern delegates at the ongoing National Conference have warned Pres. Jonathan not to present himself for a re-election come 2015 otherwise he will be plunging the country into a state of violence and anarchy. The northern delegatesmade this known yesterday at a press conference held at the Gombe Jewel Hotel, Wuse 11, Abuja, where they reacted to a draft constitution which…
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Polls across Egypt closed on Wednesday evening, state media reported, after a second and final day of voting on a draft constitution that could pave the way for a presidential bid by army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. Though voting passed off more peacefully than on Tuesday, when nine people were killed, officials said police arrested at least 79 people during protests by supporters of deposed President Mohamed Mursi, who was removed from power by Sisi in July. (Reporting by Ali Abdelatti; Writing by Maggie Fick; Editing by Tom Perry and Sonya Hepinstall) Source: Reuters [view]
By Tom Perry and Asma Alsharif CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptians voted on Tuesday for the first time since the military deposed president Mohamed Mursi on a draft constitution that may set the stage for a presidential bid by army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. At least nine people were killed in confrontations between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and police, official sources said. Two small bombs went off, one in Cairo and one in the Nile Delta city of Mahalla, injuring no one. The Brotherhood, still backing Mursi who is now in jail, has called for a boycott and protests over the draft, which deletes Islamic language written into the basic law approved a year ago when he was still in office. Source: Reuters [view]
By Tom Perry and Asma Alsharif CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptians voted on Tuesday for the first time since the military toppled president Mohamed Mursi on a draft constitution that may set the stage for a presidential bid by army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. At least five people were killed in confrontations between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and police, according to official sources, highlighting underlying tension in the country. The Brotherhood, backing Mursi who is now in prison, has called for a boycott and protests over the draft which deletes Islamist language written into the basic law approved a year ago under Mursi. The referendum is a milestone in the political transition plan the army-backed government has been implementing while pressing a fierce crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's best organised party until last year. Source: Reuters [view]
CAIRO (AP) — An Egyptian party led by a prominent Islamist says it will boycott the referendum on the country's draft constitution after several of its members were arrested for campaigning against the charter. Source: Associated Press [view]