Constitutional studies on syllabus
The Education Ministry will introduce elements of the Kingdom’s Constitution into the school curriculum syllabus.
Tag: constitution
Human rights come first
When it comes to drafting a constitution, the concrete details aren’t what’s important. What matters is the underlying concept of humankind, which confers dignity on every human being.
Hun Sen talks sudden threat scenarios
PM says he is contemplating an amendment concerning an unexpected death of a pm.
Brouhaha over imaginary naval base
According to the Constitution, Cambodia has three-NO foreign policies: no foreign interference, no treaty alliance, and no foreign military bases. Cambodia’s foreign policy has been consistent and firm with regards to its independence, sovereignty and neutrality.
Paris Peace Accords in constitution: PM
PM lashes out at an analyst who accused the gov’t of failing the Paris Peace accord.
Constitutional amendments debated on 25th anniversary
The government marks the 25th anniversary of the constitution by defending it.
By winning party polls, Abe raises both hope and fear
Shinzo Abe has long sought to revise Japan’s pacifist Constitution ignoring the strong domestic and international opposition.
Xi tightens grip on China
Xi Jinping is elevated to the pantheon of China’s most powerful leaders as his name is enshrined in the Communist Party constitution.
