December 25

Observed on December 25th, Constitution Day marks the anniversary of the Republic of China’s constitutional enactment in 1947. Government offices and educational institutions hold ceremonies emphasizing the importance of the rule of law and citizens’ rights. Schools organize debates and essay contests on constitutional themes, engaging students in civic education. Public lectures and forums discuss ongoing constitutional reforms and democratic development. The day reinforces national identity and the protection of fundamental freedoms. Flags are displayed on government buildings, and media outlets air special programs on constitutional history. It is a moment for reflection on Taiwan’s legal foundations and future challenges.

On December 25th, Pakistan observes Quaid-e-Azam's Day to pay tribute to Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the leader who guided the country to independence in 1947. Ceremonies at his mausoleum in Karachi feature speeches reflecting on his vision for a democratic and inclusive nation. Educational institutions organize events highlighting Jinnah’s role in shaping Pakistan’s political and legal systems. Television and radio broadcasts air documentaries and special programs on his life and achievements. Political leaders and citizens lay wreaths and offer prayers in his memory. The observance fosters national unity and inspires civic responsibility among the populace. Quaid-e-Azam’s ideals of justice and equality continue to resonate in contemporary Pakistani society.