Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 3

The 3rd issue contains the following articles:

• Introduce to Constitution
• The book The Union of Burma, which refer to the 1947 Constitution and the 8888 uprising
• The study of the system of the parliamentary government and the presidential government
• The lost of Ma Nar Plaw and the Political Knowledge of the People
• The report of the DAB's Constituitonal Drafting Commmittee concerning the Drafting of the (Future) Federal Union of Burma Constituitonal (Draft)
• The Parliament
• Justice and Law in Burma (English)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 5

The 5th issue contains the following articles:

• Drafting a constitution: a relationship between texts and the drafting process;
  an observation on the 1996 South African Constitution;
• Solving ethnic conflicts:Sri-Lanka experiences;
• Pyidaungzu (Union), Federalism and Burman Elites;
• An introduction to 1997 Thai constitution - A brief observation;
• Record of constitutional seminars - Bangkok seminar 1998 (May) and New Delhi seminar (1998 December)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 6

The 6th issue contains the following articles:

• Lessons form the Past (Prof. Josef Silverstein) (Translation);
• Constitution and the Constitutional Court - Thailand's experience;
• Judicial Independence;
• Amending the Constitution - the Philippines experience;
• The June 1999 General Elections of Indonesia;
• The 1998 Cambodian General Elections and Rule of Law;
• Bureaucracy

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 7

The 7th issue contains the following articles:

• Drawing up a Constitution and selecting government systems, (Burma Lawyers' Coucil)
• South Africa's courts - beyond Apartheid: the structure and role of the Constitutional Court, (Professor Jeremy Sarkin), translated in Burmese by Cho Cho Tun Nyein.
• Limited government, (Bo Mote Seit)
• Human rights law, (Khin Maung Win)
• The meaning of human rights, (Khin maung Win)
• Anti-corruption experiences in Thailand, Indonesia and Burma, (Aung Htoo)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 8

The 8th issue contains the following articles:

• Discussion on Constitutional Affaris;
• Duties emerging out of the Constitution;
• Brief news on Constitutions;
• Human Rights and Constitutional Affairs;
• Naitonal Huamn Rights Commissions;
• Human Rights Commission and Human Rights in Burma;
• Australian Policy and Human Rights in Burma;

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 9

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 10

The 10th issue contains the following articles:

• Constitutional discussion articles (Khin Maung Win)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional Matters (BLC’s Documentation Centre)
• New Government and Past Human Rights Violations (Jeremy Sarkin)(Translation)
• Consoiation Democracy (Khin Maung Win)
• The Tatmadaw(Army) and Transition (Tin Maung Than)
• Politics of the Phlippine and People Power Revolution (Khin Maung Win)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 11

The 11th issue contains the following articles:

• The Presidential System (Khin Maung Win)
• Women Rights and abortion (Aung Htoo)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional Matters (BLC’s Documentation Centre)
• The Dialouge and Transition (Tin Maung Than)
• Law and Religion in Burma (Peter Gutter) (Translation)
• Introduction (Dam)(Min Lwin Oo)
• Lack of Transparency in Burmese Judgment (Win Maung)
• Milosevic and War Crime Charge (Khin Maung Win)
• Racial Discrimination and Asean (Khin Maung Win)
• Khamer Rouge Trial (Khin Maung Win)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 12

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 13

The 13th issue contains the following articles:

• The Electroal Systems (Part 2) (Khin Maung Win)
• Sri Lanka Constitution and Implementation (Win Maung)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional Matters (BLC’s Documentation Centre)
• Introduction to The Internatinonal Criminal Court (Sai Soe Win Latt)
• The History of the Development of Human Rights Treaties (Khin Maung Win)
• The Union Members (Burma Lawyers' Council)
• The Election and Politics Complication (Khin Maung Win)
• Nigerian Women Rights (Ba Maung Zin)
• Geneva Agreements or Law of International Humanitarian Law (Ba Maung Zin)
• The Tamil Tiger and prospect of Peace in Sri Lanka (Ba Maung Zin)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 14

The 14th issue contains the following articles:

• Electoral system - part three (Khin Maung Win)
• Federal Union and Upper House (Win Maung)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional Matters (BLC’s Documentation Centre)
• John Doe and Others vs. Unocal Corporation and Others (John Southalan)
• Democracy and Rule of Law (Sai Soe Win Latt)
• Interview: This was by leading Karen leader, Pado Man Shar, and it brought out the commitment of Karen national ethnicities to the Federal Union of Burma.
• Prospect for the Democratic Transition in Burma (Prof. Joseph Silverstein)
• Need to consider on the Supreme Court's rulings (Min Lwin Oo)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 15

The 15th issue contains the following articles:

• Burmese Customary Law and Ethnic Buddhism (Hla Htay)
• Freedom and Protection of Constitution ( Win Maung)
• The Constitution and the role of Independent Peoples' Organizations (Ye Min Htat)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional Matters (BLC’s Documentation Centre)
• Global Criminal Court's turning a new page historically, ( Alfred)
• Women Rights (Daw Molly)
• Rule of Law and the role of People ( by Sai Soe Win Latt)
• Interview: The President of Karenni State Khu Bya Reh gave this interview stated his opinion on the Federation, Future
• Constitution, and State Structure

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 16

The 16th issue contains the following articles:

• Independent Judiciary (Min Lwin Oo)
• Ways of Access to Justice (Hla Htay)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional, Trial, Election and judicial Matters (BLC’s Documentation Centre)
• Cambodia, A step to Democracy ( Win Maung)
• Interview: Perspective on Federalism and the Future Constitution of Burma: Interview with Colonel Zin Kyone: A conversation with the Colonel Zin Kyone, the General Secretary of the National Democratic Front (NDF).
• A Warning for Children (Min Myat Kyaw)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 17

The 17th issue contains the following articles:

• Ethnic Problems and Constitutional Solution (Dr. Alan Smith)
• Law and Mass Communication (Hla Htay)
• Brief News (BLC's Documentation Centre)
• Which Destination SPDC's National Convention Leads to; ( Win Maung)
• Saddam Hussen and the difficulty of trial (Salai Paceu - Mezar)
• Interview:Interview with Daw San San (Member of Parliament).
• Lack of Protection of Violence Against Burmese Women (Daw Molly)
• Episode behind the Depayin Massacre and Justice (Min Lwin Oo)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 18

The 18th issue contains articles on the following articles:

A Brief Analysis on the National Convention (The Burma Lawyers' Council)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 19

The 19th issue contains articles on the following issues:

• Secession and Self Determination (B.K. Sen)
• Drafting Constitution and Public's Contribution (Win Maung)
• Burma and National Reconceliation: Ethnic Conflict and State-Society Dysfunction (Chao_Tzang Yawnghwe)
• Writ of Habeas Corpus (Min Lwin Oo)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional, Trial, Election and judicial Matters (BLC's Documentation Centre)
• Discussion on Civil Society and Constitution (Aung Htoo)

Journal of Constitutional Affairs No. 20

The 20th issue contains articles on the following issues:

• Democracy in Afghanistan (Win Maung)
• Women's Role in Constitution (Daw Molly)
• Discussion on Civil Society and Constitution (Aung Htoo)
• National Convention - Burma's Road Map (BLC)
• Federalism and Self-Determination (Dr. Venkat Iyer)
• Ukraine's Election (Win Maung Maung)
• Trial and Justice (B.K. Sen)
• Brief News and Commentaries Relating to Constitutional, Trial, Election and judicial Matters (BLC's Documentation Centre)

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