Historical Events tagged with "basic law"
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Macao Basic Law Adopted by National People's Congress
The Macao Basic Law was adopted by the Eighth National People's Congress of China. This legal framework outlines the governance structure of Macao following its handover from Portugal to China. The law was set to take effect on December 20, 1999, aligning with the planned resumption of sovereignty over Macao. This transition was significant for the region's political landscape as it aimed to maintain a high degree of autonomy and established the principle of 'one country, two systems,' which would guide Macao's future.
Continue ReadingBasic Law Approved for New German State
The Western occupying powers approved the Basic Law, establishing the Federal Republic of Germany. This move marked a significant shift in post-war Germany, transitioning from occupation to self-governance. It aimed to lay the foundation for a democratic state, addressing governance concerns amidst Cold War tensions. The Basic Law emphasized human rights, state responsibilities, and established a parliamentary democracy. The event signaled a commitment by the Western Allies to promote democracy in Germany as a bulwark against communism.
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