Liberia · Constitution
Constitution of the Republic of Liberia
Replaced the 1847 constitution after the 1980 coup. Chapter III guarantees fundamental rights. Article 91 requires amendments to be approved by two-thirds of both houses and then ratified by two-thirds of registered voters at a referendum, which has made change rare.
The constitutional text
Replaced the 1847 constitution after the 1980 coup. Chapter III guarantees fundamental rights. Article 91 requires amendments to be approved by two-thirds of both houses and then ratified by two-thirds of registered voters at a referendum, which has made change rare.
Separation of powers
American-style separation: an executive president, a bicameral legislature of Senate and House of Representatives, and a Supreme Court of five justices.
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