This article is an advertising feature from June 2009 written by the CoE and published in the Daily Nation periodical which describes the post-2008 constitutional review process. The article outlines the legal framework, purposes and sequence of the review and answers a number of frequently asked questions. The article also describes the CoE and its work and provides biographical information on its members.
This guidance note sets out a policy framework for UN assistance to constitution-making processes derived from lessons learned from constitution-making experiences and from UN engagement in these processes. It identifies the expertise a UN mission will require to effectively assist a constitution-making process, and includes an indicative timeline of events.
This excerpt from the South African Constitutional Assembly's Second Annual Report discusses the components of the media campaign, including the advertising campaign and television and radio programmes. Keywords: Communication, Media, Media Strategy, Example.
This report of the CKRC comprehensively discusses the Commission's mandate, structure and activities as part of the post-2000 constitution-making process. The report is structured around the CKRC's activities before, during and after the 2003-2004 National Constitution Conference (NCC).
This is the progress report of the Iraqi Committee of Communication and Public Dialogue (CCPD) for the month of July 2005. The report provides background information on the CCPD, as well an overview of its structure, tasks, staffing arrangement, partnerships and key activities.
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These are the rules of procedure for the Nepal Constituent Assembly (2008).
This decree from the President of Fiji sets out the purposes and principles of the constitution-making process, creates the Constitution Commission, sets out its structure, functions, powers, and financing, and attaches in Schedule 1, the timeline for the constitution-making process, in Schedule 2, the Code of Conduct for members of the Constitution Commission, and in Schedule 3, their Oath of Office.
This is a code of conduct for the team members of COPAC's Outreach Constitution Consultation Programme.
This is the draft Code of Conduct circulated to members of the Constitutional Commission in Afghanistan.
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