Opposition and Legislative Minorities: Constitutional Roles, Rights and Recognition
This Primer examines the recognition, roles and rights of the opposition and the legislative minority in democratic constitutions.
This Primer examines the recognition, roles and rights of the opposition and the legislative minority in democratic constitutions.
This report presents practical examples from different countries and highlights key issues to be considered before introducing out-of-country (ocv) voting…
This Primer analyse these new forms of political party membership and presents how different parties and contexts have given birth…
This document analyses how a non-executive president is a symbolic leader of a state who performs a representative and civic…
This report presents comparative examples of self-determinative institutional mechanisms that empower Indigenous peoples to be heard by and influence decision…
This brief sets out some comparative principles and practices of interim governance arrangements, which are a device often used to…
The Brief is intended for key stakeholders interested and/or participating in Myanmar’s return to democracy and to enable a better…
This is a study of the constitutional history and trajectory of Myanmar, together with an analysis of the positions of…
This document examines limitation clauses as enabling constitutional rights to be partially limited, to a specified extent and for certain…
This report analyses the discussion of a webinar on how the COVID-19 crisis has had an impact on the democratic…