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Djibouti: Rapport de la mission d’observation, élections législatives du 18 décembre, Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (1992)
 
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Djibouti: Constitution of September 4 (1992)
This document is an English version of the 1992 Djibouti Constitution.
Djibouti: Observation Report, Legislative Elections of 22 February 2013, African Union (2013)
 
Djibouti: Electoral Law (1992)
Djibouti's Electoral Law, in French
Djibouti: Institute for Security Studies, Elections, politics and external involvement in Djibouti (2011)
This situation report continues the research project on regional politics and security in the Horn of Africa conducted by the Institute for Security Studies.1 While it follows in the footsteps of a 2008 situation report that was concerned primarily with the border dispute between Djibouti and Eritrea,2 the current report is more concerned with the prevailing internal political situation in Djibouti and the conduct of the country’s April 2011 presidential elections.3
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