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*2009 [[Rwanda]] becomes the 54th member of the Commonwealth
*2009 [[Rwanda]] becomes the 54th member of the Commonwealth
:: Fiji is suspended from membership after military ruler refuses to schedule elections.
:: Fiji is suspended from membership after military ruler refuses to schedule elections.
*2012 Commonwealth Advisory Bureau (CA/B) submission to the UK Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee Inquiry on "The role and future of the Commonwealth" [http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201012/cmselect/cmfaff/uc1810-ii/mem01.htm].


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Nigeria suspended from the Commonwealth after it sentenced to death the writer Ken Saro-Wiwa and a group of fellow activists.
  • 1997 - Fiji reinstated after it adopts new constitution more in line with Commonwealth's shared principles.
  • 1999 Nigeria reinstated after its return to civilian rule.
Pakistan suspended because of military take-over.
  • 2002 Zimbabwe is suspended for a year over President Robert Mugabe's controversial re-election.
  • 2003 Zimbabwe's suspension is made permanent.
  • 2004 Pakistan is readmitted.
  • 2007 November - Pakistan is suspended for a second time after President Musharraf declares a state of emergency and sacks top judges.
  • 2008 May - Pakistan's suspension is lifted when Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group says the government has taken positive steps to fulfil its obligations.
  • 2009 Rwanda becomes the 54th member of the Commonwealth
Fiji is suspended from membership after military ruler refuses to schedule elections.
  • 2012 Commonwealth Advisory Bureau (CA/B) submission to the UK Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee Inquiry on "The role and future of the Commonwealth" [1].