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Tuesday 9 April 2013
By Jacob Dut Chol
April 8, 2013 - This has been fierce debates in both pedagogy and policies echelons on the transition to Democracy. Many transitologies such as Guilerlimo O’ Donnell, Philippe Schimitter, Dankwart Rustows and (...)
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Wednesday 6 February 2013
February 5, 2013 (JUBA) - The church in South Sudan has called on the government to review the current policy and constitutional provision which stipulates the separation of the state from religion and introduce a better new approach. (...)
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Wednesday 27 March 2013
By Luka Biong Deng
March 26, 2013 - When making a constitution, the process may be more important than the final text. One weakness of the Transitional Constitution is that it was not subjected to wider consultations. It decided on (...)
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Tuesday 19 November 2013
November 18, 2013 (JUBA) - A South Sudanese women group are pushing for the inclusion of family laws in the young nation’s new constitution, highlighting the rise in radical voices advocating equality.
The group, according to Lona (...)
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Tuesday 26 February 2013
Statement from South Sudan Civil Society Organizations
23/2/2013
Press Statement
Civil Society organizations call for a one year extension of mandate of National Constitution Review Commission and budgetary allocation to the (...)
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Wednesday 13 February 2013
By Jacob K. Lupai
February 2013 - A federal system of government appropriate for South Sudan is a view that is hoped to increase understanding. There is already an expressed fear of a federal system of government for South Sudan as (...)
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Tuesday 26 March 2013
South Sudan Law Society
Access to Justice for All
25th-Feb-2013
South Sudan Law Society in partnership with Justice Africa and the Civil Society Resource Team on the Constitution with the support from Humanity United and IKV Pax (...)
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Wednesday 17 April 2013
By Stephen Par Kuol
April 16, 2013 - United by common struggle against common oppression, the people of Southern Sudan’s three provinces of Bar-El -Gahzal, Equtoria and Upper Nile had been clamoring for federalism since the (...)
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