الحراك الشعبي و دوره في تعديل المسار الديمقراطي في الكويت 1989-1992

Abstract EN

Kuwait has practiced the democratic process since the 1920s, although this practice is limited and deficient.

It was accompanied by many constitutional crises and intersections between the functions and the work of the authorities ended with the dissolution of the National Assembly several times, including two unconstitutional solutions.

From July 3, 1986 to January 21, 1990, Kuwait witnessed an unprecedented national movement, in which all political and social forces and movements united against the measures announced by the government to disrupt parliamentary life by dissolving the National Assembly and suspending some articles of the Constitution, The opinion, And the freedom of the media.

The movement led to the phenomenon of the so-called "Monotheism", which led the opposition represented by the Constitutional Movement, which was able to force the ruling political system to retreat from its decisions and return to parliamentary life, represented by the National Assembly, the work of the 1962 Constitution.

The success of the Diwaniyat Al-Riyadh has been a major success.