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September 10, 2013
From a Transitional to a Permanent Constitution: Views of Men and Women in South Sudan on Constitution-Making
South Sudan faces yet another crossroads in its history as a young nation. The six months between the January 2011 referendum and independence on July 9, 2011 did not allow enough time for South Sudanese to consider and discuss fully many important constitutional issues. The Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan, 2011 allowed the country to become independent, but now the country is embarking on a more inclusive, participatory and transparent process that will result in a new and permanent constitution.
This study, based on 46 focus group discussions conducted from November 7 - 17, 2012 with 600 participants across all ten states of South Sudan, is intended to provide policy - makers with an
additional source of information about citizens views on the best process for developing the permanent constitution as well as their opinions on key constitutional issues.
We invite you to read the full report published by our partner, NDI
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National Democratic Institute
Publication year
2013
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South Sudan faces yet another crossroads in its history as a young nation. The six months between the January 2011 referendum and independence on July 9, 2011 did not allow enough time for South Sudanese to consider and discuss fully many important constitutional issues. The Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan, 2011 allowed the country to become independent, but now the country is embarking on a more inclusive, participatory and transparent process that will result in a new and permanent constitution.
This study, based on 46 focus group discussions conducted from November 7 - 17, 2012 with 600 participants across all ten states of South Sudan, is intended to provide policy - makers with an
additional source of information about citizens views on the best process for developing the permanent constitution as well as their opinions on key constitutional issues.
We invite you to read the full report published by our partner, NDI
Resource type
Region
Theme
Publisher
National Democratic Institute
Publication year
2013
