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===Ethiopia=== The [[1995 Constitution of Ethiopia|Constitution]] of [[Ethiopia]] can only be modified by a two-thirds majority of the [[Regions of Ethiopia|country's regions]], and a two-thirds majority of a joint session of the [[Federal Parliamentary Assembly]] in accordance with Article 105. The constitution's Chapter Three (describing both Human and democratic rights) and the constitution's Articles 104 and 105 are [[Entrenchment clause|almost unamendable]] since they require the total consensus of the federal regional states and two-thirds of each house of Parliament. In Ethiopia's federal experience, each regional state is equal and has the right to veto amendments to the aforementioned articles.
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