The broadly based demand is that the new constitution establish the principles of liberal democracy in place of a semi-liberal, tutelary kind of democracy run by the military and a civilian bureaucracy committed to Kemalism (Turkish secular nationalism), the official ideology of the republic since its founding in 1923.

Randomly selected politicians may improve democracy http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/arxiv/26488/

The Honduran constitution automatically disqualifies a president if he tries to change unchangeable articles in the constitution.

The Egyptian government is listed as a client by two top K-Street lobbying firms, the Podesta and Livingston Groups, and although the exact cost of their services is confidential the fact that Podesta charged up to $13m over ten years to help the Turkish government persuade movers and shakers on Capitol Hill that there was no such thing as an Armenian genocide suggests that the Egyptian regime is shelling out an awful lot on polishing its image

They say the ANC wants to change the constitution to make it harder to prosecute politicians for corruption.

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