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International IDEA

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NEW RELEASE:  LGBTI Political Inclusion Journeys​

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International IDEA’s newly released film LGBTI Political Inclusion Journeys follows the trajectories of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) groups in Malawi and Nepal, aiming to showcase strategies for political inclusion of LGBTI people as a principle of democratic participation in public life.  +READ MORE 

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Jul
11
2017
Left to right: Malin Stjernström, Swedish Development Forum Helena Bjuremalm, International IDEA Alexandra Wilde, UNDP Oslo Governance Center Massimo Tommasoli, International IDEA Photo: David Rosén International IDEA

From left to right:  Malin Stjernström (Swedish Development Forum), Helena Bjuremalm (International IDEA), Alexandra Wilde (UNDP Oslo Governance Center) and Massimo Tommasoli (International IDEA)

Photo credit: David Rosén, International IDEA

People-centred monitoring of the UN’s Global Goals
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Jul
07
2017
Still image screenshot from the panel discussion on Inclusive cities for refugees – Almedalen 2017

Still image from from the panel discussion on 'Inclusive cities for refugees', Almedalen 2017

Tackling migration on the local level: Inclusion of refugees in cities
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Jul
06
2017
Young people voting. Photo: Tomas Spragg Nilsson

Young people voting.

Photo: Tomas Spragg Nilsson

How do we build democratic citizenship in transitioning countries?
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Jul
03
2017
More than 140 delegates attended the two-day Post-Election Review Conference. Photo Credit: U Tun Naing Oo, UEC Deputy Director

More than 140 delegates attended the two-day Post-Election Review Conference. Photo Credit: U Tun Naing Oo, UEC Deputy Director

Myanmar takes stock of lessons from by-elections to prepare for 2020 general elections
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25 May 2017

Philippine constitution after 30 years: Time to review?

Attempts to amend the 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines is nothing new. Previous administrations have pushed for opening up the constitution in reference to varying political reasons, but have not been successful. This time around, however, the reason of opening up the constitution for review is centered on a campaign promise by President Rodrigo Duterte to adopt federalism. 

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