Commonwealth constitution

The Commonwealth constitution is the foundational legal framework that outlines how the Commonwealth of Nations operates, including its goals, principles, and structures. It sets guidelines for member countries' cooperation, diplomacy, and shared values like democracy, human rights, and development. The constitution aims to promote mutual support and understanding among member states while respecting their sovereignty. It is not a single binding document like a national constitution but a set of principles and agreements that guide the organization’s functioning and objectives in fostering friendly relations and collaboration among diverse nations.