GNDEM
GNDEM, avec ses 251 organisations membres dans 89 pays et territoires et membres du réseau régional en Afrique, Asie, Europe et Eurasie, Amérique latine et Caraïbes et le Moyen-Orient / Afrique du Nord, ont travaillés pour faciliter et améliorer le travail crucial des contrôleurs d'élections citoyens dans le monde entier.
GNDEM Expresses Its Ongoing Serious Concern Over the Continued Closing of Civic Space in Georgia and Stands in Solidarity with Georgian Civic Organizations
The Global Network for Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) expresses its ongoing serious concern over the continued closing of civic space in Georgia. Most recently, the country’s Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) presented court orders to a number of civic organizations, including GNDEM member the International Society for Fair Elections and Democracy (ISFED), requiring them to provide essentially all organizational information for the period from January 1, 2024, to June 10, 2025. The information being demanded includes legally protected personal data of the organizations’ beneficiaries and partners. In addition, there have been repeated social media posts attacking these organizations and individuals associated with them by name, and questioning their patriotism and loyalty to Georgia. Continue Reading
GNDEM Condemns Conviction of Nonpartisan Election Observer Leader in Russia
The Global Network for Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) strongly condemns the sentencing of Grigory Melkonyants, the co-chair of nonpartisan election observation organization and GNDEM member Golos, to five years in prison. Golos is a leading independent election monitoring organization in Russia, providing citizens with fact-based information and analysis on democratic processes in the country. Continue Reading
GNDEM Expresses Its Solidarity with Citizen Election Observers and Civic Organizations in Serbia
The Global Network of Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) expresses its deep concern over the Serbian Police raid of the office of the GNDEM member, the nonpartisan Center for Research Transparency and Accountability (CRTA), as well as other Serbian civic organizations. Continue Reading