- Constitution of Benin
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Benin
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Politics and government of
Benin- Constitution
- President
- Prime Minister
- Pascal Koupaki
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- Speaker
- Political parties
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- Arrondissements
- Foreign relations
- Human Rights
The Constitution of Benin was adopted by referendum on 2 December 1990.
External links
- Constitution of Benin in English
- Summary of the Constitution regarding Human Rights protections from the listing of "International Humanitarian Law - National Implementation" from the International Committee of the Red Cross
- Various documents about the presidential transition in 2006 from the University of Pennsylvania African Studies Center
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