Philippines – There is a need to change the Constitution as it is being manhandled by rich government officials, President Duterte has shared. Assuming that the opportunity arrives I’m discussing the youthful ones, city hall leaders, representatives change the Constitution. The Constitution isn’t exactly an ideal one. He wouldn’t agree that it is the most awful Constitution yet we have …

Unexpectedly, The alliance government‘s contract change bill cruised through the third perusing at a joint sitting of parliament with the imperative help of more than 33% of the legislators. Parliament President Chuan Leekpai led the joint gathering, called to decide on corrections to Sections 83 and 91 of the constitution. In view of this, The enactment reestablishes the two-polling form …

The challenge continues as Prayut Chan-o-cha concedes he has been stressed over interior clashes among bureau priests since a week ago’s reprimand banter. The no-certainty movement against Gen Prayut and nine bureau pastors finished up with all votes going in the public authority’s courtesy. The announced fracture, in any case, comes from the choice by a gathering of six MPs …

It has been a hot topic for the nation to deal with “cha-cha” and by this time, ten business groups oppose making changes to the Constitution and advise the government to concentrate instead on the continuing healthy economic recovery. The business groups such as Philippines Financial Executives Institute, Filipina CEO Circle, Philippines Investment House Association, Judicial Reform Initiative, Makati Business …

The leaders of the government, the Senate, and political parties are planning to send their members’ lists as soon as possible since the new national unity panel is taking shape. In view of this, The president of Parliament shared that he wants to see the panel hold its first meeting before the end of the year and will hold talks …

One of the toughest royal defamation laws in the world protects Thailand’s monarchy, making any criticism of the powerful King Maha Vajiralongkorn all but impossible within the country. As a pro-democracy movement gathers steam in Thailand, some student leaders have called for the repeal of the laws. Through this, anyone who are proven of defaming, insulting or threatening the king, …

In the midst of deeply tense relations between the coalition parties, a commission formed to research six constitutional reform proposals will begin work on Wednesday, after a decision to cancel a parliamentary vote on charter change. In view of this,  Wirat Rattanaset, the government’s chief whip, said the panel would have one month to complete its mission. The MP of …

Four changes to the constitution tabled by opposition parties are likely to touch a hurdle after they were stopped by a Palang Pracharath MP. In view of this, Paiboon Nititawan, the Palang Pracharath Party’s deputy leader and list MP, sent a letter to Chuan Leekpai, president of parliament, on Monday. He argued in the letter that the four bills could …

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on warned that the cost of a constitutional amendment could reach 10 billion baht, as the cabinet approved a bill paving the way for the rewriting of the charter for national referendums. Gen Prayut said on Tuesday that every referendum on constitutional amendments would require around 4 to 5 billion baht, with costs that include Covid-19 …

A study on forging national reconciliation that could partly set the tone for a possible constitutional amendment will be discussed in the House on Thursday, says a source in the House of Representatives. The report , prepared by the House Committee on Legal Affairs, Justice and Human Rights, makes a recommendation of nine points. The source, who saw the paper, …