Article: BAHRAIN: JCME REPORT ON ELECTIONS UPSETS POLITICIANS.

Article: JCME REPORT ON ELECTIONS UPSETS POLITICIANS
Info-Prod Research (Middle East);  February 13, 2007 ;     208 words ...According to "Bahrain Tribune", the report by the Joint Committee for Monitoring Elections has upset politicians and human right activists.

Article: Perverting Democracy. (monitoring elections in ...
Campaigns & Elections;  August 1, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... important for all of us who care about both peace and democracy to work rapidly to develop a set of criteria for monitoring elections so that we have a uniform standard on which to judge them around the world. Moreover, in instances where elections ...

Article: UKRAINE-PACE-MONITORING-ELECTIONS.
Ukraine News;  September 30, 2003 ;     483 words ...UKRAINE-PACE-MONITORING-ELECTIONS PACE assumes monitoring completion in Ukraine in case of fair, transparent elections-2004 Strasbourg, September 30 (Interfax ...

Article: Hamas to participate in monitoring elections
Xinhua News Agency;  August 26, 2004 ;     347 words ...Hamas to participate in monitoring elections GAZA, Aug. 26 (Xinhua) -- The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced on Thursday that it would participate in monitoring ...

Article: Observe early and often Monitoring elections
International Herald Tribune;  January 8, 2008 ;     586 words ... ... Joseph The New York Times Media Group International Herald Tribune 01-08-2008 Observe early and often Monitoring elections Byline: Edward P. Joseph The New York Times Media Group Edition: 1 Section: OPINION WASHINGTON -- Kenya ...

Article: Nepali gov't secretaries to be mobilized for monitoring ...
Xinhua News Agency;  March 14, 2008 ;     323 words ...Nepali gov't secretaries to be mobilized for monitoring elections KATHMANDU, March. 14 (Xinhua) -- Nepali government secretaries are due to be mobilized to monitor the upcoming Constituent ...

Article: Monitoring elections becomes cottage industry: ...
The Washington Times;  December 24, 1998 ;     700+ words ...Under normal circumstances, the arrival of French election monitors in Gabon three days before the Dec. 6 presidential elections should have reassured all parties that the voting would be held under the gaze of scrupulously impartial observers. It was a blue-chip panel of six judges and seven