This In Brief sets out the results of the independence referendum in Bougainville, held between 23 November and 7 December 2019, and presents the findings of research undertaken on a range of administrative irregularities and problems that affected voter participation in what has generally been accepted to have been a successful referendum. Primary data for the research was collected through interviews with Bougainville Referendum Commission (BRC) officials, scrutineers, polling officials, police officers and observers.1 Secondary data was collected through mass media, radio broadcasts, Facebook and other online sources.AusAI
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The 1967 Australian Referendum and subsequent constitutional reform are widely considered a victory ...
In November 2014, Solomon Islands conducted its ninth general election since independence. With accr...
In late 2019, the people of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville in Papua New Guinea voted in a ref...
This second In Brief in a two-part series on Bougainville’s first general election after the 2019 re...
In late 2019, in a non-binding referendum, 97.7 per cent of Bougainvilleans voted for independence f...
A referendum to decide on Bougainville's future political relationship with Papua New Guinea was hel...
Media and communication play a crucial role in Bougainville’s peace process and preparations for the...
The Nouméa Accord of 1998 proposed a consensually negotiated interim governing framework in New Cale...
This book presents an analysis of legal, administrative and political issues arising from the comple...
In the referendum held in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville more than 98% of the people voted in...
In December 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic, New Caledonians were faced with a third referendum p...
Having considered the origins and aspects of the shaping of the referendum arrangements in the first...
This is the third of three linked In Briefs discussing the little-known record and the leadership at...
The Bougainville Peace Agreement (the BPA) is a complex agreement, produced by a succession of compr...
In June 2019 in Nouméa, the University of New Caledonia’s LARJE (Research Centre for Law and Econo...
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