Constitutions and Human Rights Right to Privacy India

Comparative Bicameralism: A Survey of Global Approaches

May 21, 2020

Written by: Oxford Human Rights Hub

Bicameral relations are not static and the longer-term trend has been for upper houses to become less influential.

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