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Constitution
The Constitution of Zimbabwe, Pages S60 and S63
Section from the 1990 version of the Zimbabwean Constitution examining the status of the Electoral Supervisory Commission.
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Report/Paper
Report on the Election in the Republic of China on December 2, 1989
This 1989 report on elections in China summarizes the various Chinese political institutions, the contemporary political scene, pre-election observations and the role and structure of major political parties and special interest groups and the voting procedure. The report concludes with a documentation of the results of the election. The report also includes an organigram of the Chinese political structure and several drawings of the voting process.
December 31, 1989
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Amendment to National Electoral Commission Decree
Amendment to National Electoral Commission Decree
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Presidential Election Law - Niger 1989
Presidential Election Law - Niger 1989
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Parliamentary Election Law - Niger 1989
Parliamentary Election Law - Niger 1989
Election Material
Constitution
Official Bulletin - Guinea Bissau 1989
List of Candidates for Regional Councilors (1989)
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Nigerian Laws on Mass Media
Nigerian Laws on Mass Media
Publication
Report/Paper
Report on the First Tunisian Multiparty Legislative Elections
This report summarizes IFES findings from the first Tunisian multiparty legislative elections from April 1989. The report summarizes the findings and election observations from an IFES team who observed the election.
April 30, 1989
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Streetwise
The spring 1989 publication of “Streetwise” covers issues such as the construction of a constitution and “Street Law,” a program aimed at teaching youth about their civil liberties and rights. This Apartheid era publication employs fiction and comic strips to express its views on the political process in South Africa.