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Yes, Westminster

"Although most British people do not think of any other form of government for their country, there are many who agree that the Westminster system that they have been practicing needs reform from within. While the reform process has been on for more than a…

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Lawless lawmakers

A government which not only governs but also occupies the place traditionally given to a loyal opposition has become a fact of life in Nepal in the third year of the long-cherished "loktantra". One faction of the ruling coalition, the CPN (UML), has joined…

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The CA's worries

"You say you'll change the constitution; well, you know, we all want to change your head" The worry of the Constitutional Committee, which has the responsibility of producing a draft of the new constitution for the purpose of plenary proceedings at the…

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Polls apart

How to achieve a multi-ethnic legislature almost reflecting the national ethnic composition is one of the major issues before the Constituent Assembly (CA) Committee on Determination of the Form of Legislature. Though the committee has held 20 meetings till…

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Rights Now

"Points to ponder as the Committee on Fundamental Rights discusses what rights should be inserted in the new constitution" A Boston-based group Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders announced their "Six by Twelve" campaign on the fifth anniversary of the…

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