Constitution of Luxembourg
- The Constitution of Luxembourg was first written in 1841, just two years after Luxembourg became a sovereign nation.
- The current Constitution dates to 1868 and it was last amended in 2016.
- Luxembourg’s Constitution describes the constituent foundations of the State, the guarantee of the rights and liberties of the nation’s citizens, and the organization of the powers.
- While the Constitution of Luxembourg has been revised several times since 1841, one of the biggest changes took place in 1919. Following that revision of the Constitution, all citizens of legal age, 21 at the time (lowered to 18 in 1972), were given the right to vote.
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