National Constitutions of Africa and the Middle East - Subject - Constitutional

Facts

Comparison

Defining Characteristic

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

Basic Law of Saudi Arabia

Basic Laws of Israel

Basic Statute of Oman

Constitution of Algeria

Constitution of Angola

Constitution of Benin

Constitution of Burkina Faso

Constitution of Burundi

Constitution of Cameroon

Constitution of Cape Verde

Constitution of Chad

Constitution of Djibouti

Constitution of Egypt

Constitution of Equatorial Guinea

Constitution of Eritrea

Constitution of Eswatini

Constitution of Ethiopia

Constitution of Gabon

Constitution of Ghana

Constitution of Guinea

Constitution of Iran

Constitution of Iraq

Constitution of Ivory Coast

Constitution of Jordan

Constitution of Kenya

Constitution of Kuwait

Constitution of Lebanon

Constitution of Lesotho

Constitution of Liberia

Constitution of Madagascar

Constitution of Malawi

Constitution of Mali

Constitution of Mauritania

Constitution of Mauritius

Constitution of Morocco

Constitution of Mozambique

Constitution of Namibia

Constitution of Nigeria

Constitution of Qatar

Constitution of Rwanda

Constitution of São Tomé and Príncipe

Constitution of Senegal

Constitution of Seychelles

Constitution of Sierra Leone

Constitution of South Africa

Constitution of South Sudan

Constitution of Sudan

Constitution of Syria

Constitution of Tanzania

Constitution of the Central African Republic