Constitutional Reform

Constitutional reform refers to changes or amendments made to a country's constitution, which is the fundamental legal document outlining its political framework and principles. This process can involve revising existing laws, adding new ones, or completely rewriting sections of the constitution. Constitutional reform aims to improve governance, protect citizens’ rights, address social issues, or respond to changing political landscapes. Such reforms often require extensive public discussion, political debate, and sometimes a referendum, as they can have significant implications for the legal and political order of a nation.