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In making choices, the individual helps to create his or her identity. That ability to choose allows him or her to construct appropriate narratives about himself or herself. Some choose to live tragedies, others epics and still more others comedies.
Constitutional Review and Human Dignity
Indeed, there is no doubt world-over that people everywhere (even in oppressive regimes) have an urge to participate in the events and processes that shape their lives
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African countries are beginning to recognize that the making of a new constitution is the most legitimate way of dismantling the colonial and neo-colonial legacy. This explains why ...
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