Togo's parliament passes new constitution extending the Presidential term.

Transition to a parliamentary system under the new constitution sparks accusations of a power grab.

Opposition argues the constitution allows President Gnassingbé potentially to stay in power until 2031.

President Gnassingbé halts reforms amid public outcry, promising further consultations.

Government actions, including police disruption of a 'Don't Touch My Constitution' press conference, raise alarm over freedom of speech and protest.