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Constitutional Court of Croatia (photo credit: Croatia.eu)

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In Croatia, constitutional court rules that opposition's referendum petition questions are not in line with the constitution

Illustration showing yes/no voting (photo credit: Study.com)

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Croatia’s constitutional dilemma: Popular initiatives versus minority rights

Zagreb, Croatia (photo credit: Kévin Veau via flickr)

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In Croatia, constitutional court rules current president must resign to run for prime minister

President Zoran Milanović of Croatia (photo credit: NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization/flickr)

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Croatia's constitutional court rules president may not freely nominate supreme court head

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Croatian parliament decided not to hold referendum on changes to election law or repeal of Istanbul Convention

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Croatia's far right pushes for vote to curb minority rights

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Croatia's top court confirms that the right to abortion is in line with the country's Constitution

$Justice Minister Ante Sprlje.Photo Credit\About Croatia$

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Croatia: Constitution may be amended before end of 2016

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The Constitution of the Republic of Croatia

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