GNDEM
GNDEM с 251 организацией-членом в 89 странах и территориях и членами региональных сетей в Африке, Азии, Европе и Евразии, Латинской Америке и Карибском бассейне и на Ближнем Востоке / в Северной Африке работала над тем, чтобы облегчить и активизировать критическую работу гражданина наблюдателей за выборами во всем мире.
GNDEM Analysis Finds Uganda’s Proposed “Protection of Sovereignty” Bill an Excessive and Dangerous Throttle on Civic Participation
The Global Network of Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) has been following efforts to restrict citizen election observers from supporting transparent and accountable political processes, including through the manipulation of the legal framework. This includes, most recently, Uganda’s proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill which would eliminate, silence, and bring under state control a wide range of civil society and community-based organizations that provide critical services to the people of Uganda, monitor and safeguard core democratic processes, and help citizens hold the government to account. Here GNDEM offers a comprehensive analysis of the bill. Continue Reading
GNDEM Alarmed Over Increased Attacks Against Nonpartisan Election Observers in Sierra Leone
The Global Network of Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) expresses growing concern over unwarranted criticism regarding the role of election observers in Sierra Leone, and targeted attacks against GNDEM member organization, the National Election Watch (NEW). Continue Reading
New GNDEM/NDI Report Highlights Growing Threats to Nonpartisan Citizen Election Observers
The Global Network for Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM), in partnership with the National Democratic Institute (NDI), today launched the first ever Report on the Global State of Nonpartisan Citizen Election Observers’ Rights, an assessment of the threats facing election observers worldwide. Elections are a cornerstone of democratic governance and a prerequisite for long-term stability and development. Citizen observers are on the frontlines protecting citizens’ right to vote and promoting more participatory, transparent and accountable elections. Continue Reading