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The
Declaration of Principles and Code of Conduct for International
Election Observers at the United Nations, New York, in October 27th,
2005
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Voting in Aceh Bazar, Aceh
A group of blind people came to vote
at polling station in Jakarta, Indonesia
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Indonesia General Elections 2009
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News
Update
Preliminary Report: Indonesia General Election April 9, 2009
Affirmative action for women candidates
Indonesia Perlu Peninjauan Mendasar Tentang Proses Penyelenggaraan Pemilu Sebelum Pemilihan Presiden 2009
Preliminary Statement : Indonesia needs basic electoral process review before Presidential elections. April 11th, 2009
Indonesia Electoral Law in 1999
Vision of a Blueprint for ASEAN Democracy, Free and Fair Elections : ANFREL
Call for ASEAN to move forward on democracy reform and improve their electoral practice to achieve international standard
The 2009 elections: RI’s future and reputation at stake
Pemantau Asing Pemilu Harus Diwaspadai
`Illegal' campaign materials taken down
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Statement
ANFREL Calls for ASEAN to
Implement the Charter on Democracy Promotion and Good Governance
Asian Network for Free Elections
(ANFREL-Foundation) has supported the promulgation of the
ASEAN Charter for promoting democracy and constitutional
government. Article 1.7 of the Charter clearly states that
the regional body will be working “…to strengthen
democracy, enhance good governance and the rule of law,
and to promote and protect human rights and fundamental
freedoms, with due regards to the rights and responsibilities
of the Member States of ASEAN…”. Even though
the ASEAN members comprise of democratic countries, authoritarian
countries, militaries state and socialist countries, the
Charter should be a focal point for all ten nations to tune
their practice and adapting themselves for political goal
of an inclusive democratic ASEAN community.
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Bangladesh General Elections 2008
PRELIMINARY REPORT
Bangladesh Election Observation Mission 2008 On the invitation
of the Bangladesh Election Commission (BEC), the Asian Network
for Free Elections (ANFREL) carried out an international
election observation mission to monitor Bangladesh’s ninth
parliamentary elections, held on 29 December 2008.
ANFREL deployed a total of 74 international observers from
18 different countries and 37 different organizations. The
mission consisted of 20 Long-Term Observers (LTOs), deployed
from 1 December to 3 January, and 54 Short-Term Observers
(STOs), deployed from 24 December to 30 ecember. Observers
were deployed in pairs, covering all 6 divisions of Bangladesh.
A four-member Core Team supported the observers from Dhaka.
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ANFREL Mission Statement
Dec 31, 2008
The Asian Network for Free Elections (ANFREL) congratulates
the people of Bangladesh for holding successful elections
to the ninth Jatiya Sangsad, moving together towards a new
era of democracy and development.
Reports from ANFREL’s 70
international observers, deployed throughout the country,
indicate that the December 29 election process was conducted
with integrity and credibility.
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News Update
PRELIMINARY REPORT, Dec 5,2008
Bangladesh poll was free, fair and credible: observers
Investment in infrastructure: Nepal can learn from Bangladesh
JS polls to lead country towards dev: ANFREL
Foreign observers term elections fair, credible
Mission Documents
ANFREL
Mission Overview
Electoral
System of Bangladesh
Political
background of Bangladesh
Legislative
framework for elections in Bangladesh
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Representative from Asian Network for Free Elections (ANFREL)
at the endorsement of THE DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES FOR INTERNATIONAL
ELECTION OBSERVATION and CODE OF CONDUCT FOR INTERNATIONAL
ELECTION OBSERVERS, Commemorated October 27, 2005 at the United
Nations, New York.
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ANFREL releases final Nepal mission report
ANFREL has released its final report
from its mission to observe the Constituent Assembly elections in Nepal
in April 2008. The report details the findings from over 100 observers
deployed across the country and offers recommendations for strengthening
future elections in Nepal.
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UDHR Article 21
Everyone has the right to take
part in the government of his country, directly or through freely
chosen representatives.
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ICCPR Article 25
Every citizen shall have the right to vote and to be elected
at genuine periodic elections which shall be by universal and equal
suffrage and shall be held by secret ballot, guaranteeing the free
expression of the will of the electors.
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General Comment No. 25: The right
to participate in public affairs, voting rights and the right of
equal access to public service (Art. 25)
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DECLARATION ON CRITERIA FOR FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS
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