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A constitution, or supreme law, is the aggregate of fundamental principles or established precedents that constitute the legal basis of a polity, and commonly determines how that entity is to be governed. 1
21st Century (2000-Present)
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Constitution of Angola

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Bahrain

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Burundi

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Chad

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Egypt

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Eswatini

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Guinea

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Iraq

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Ivory Coast

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Kenya

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Madagascar

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Mozambique

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Qatar

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Rwanda

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Senegal

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of South Sudan

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Sudan

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Syria

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of the Central African Republic

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of the Comoros

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of the Republic of the Congo

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Togo

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitution of Zimbabwe

21st Century (2000-Present)

Constitutional Declaration of Libya

21st Century (2000-Present)

Libyan interim Constitutional Declaration

21st Century (2000-Present)

Provisional Constitution of the Federal Republic of Somalia

21st Century (2000-Present)

Transitional Charter of Guinea-Bissau

21st Century (2000-Present)

Transitional Charter of Niger

21st Century (2000-Present)

Transitional Constitution of South Sudan

21st Century (2000-Present)
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A constitution, or supreme law, is the aggregate of fundamental principles or established precedents that constitute the legal basis of a polity, organization or other type of entity, and commonly determines how that entity is to be governed.
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