Political Reform
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Electoral districts split and 'blockage clauses' retained: Political reform backslides in local elections
South Korea's upcoming local elections are mired in controversy as electoral districts are being redrawn, a process widely condemned for entrenching the power of the two major parties at the expense of genuine political reform. The practice of splitting larger constituencies into smaller, two-member districts, particularly in regions where the People Power Party holds a strong majority like Daegu …
If I had my way, by Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi
In this contribution to Vanguard News, Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi shares a personal vision of how she would reshape the political landscape if given absolute power. The article, titled "If I had my way," is …
The Absent Parliamentary Opposition in Iraq
As Iraq navigates the complex landscape of forming a new government, a critical question looms large: where is the constructive opposition? Since 2003, the dream of a vibrant, reform-minded opposition…
