Description:
"For a society where fundamental human rights and civil rights are guaranteed,
laws that are made in a way without upholding the consent of
governed may not be considered as fair. This ideas will apply most importantly
in constitution making. It does not necessarily mean that all the
people must be involved in all law making processes, but it is necessary
that those who make laws have the people?s mandate.
While many are interested to debate the contents of the constitution, we
should not neglect that the drafting process itself is the primary determiner
of the contents of the constitution..."
Source/publisher:
"LawKa PaLa - Legal Journal on Burma" - No. 1 (October 1997) - Burma Lawyers? Council (BLC)
Date of Publication:
1997-10-00
Date of entry:
2018-07-31
Grouping:
- Individual Documents
Language:
English
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