Serbian Watchdog Claims Voters’ Rights Under Threat Ahead of Elections
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Serbian Watchdog Claims Voters’ Rights Under Threat Ahead of Elections
CRTA report warns of persistent 'electoral engineering' attempts by pro-government actors, including unequal media coverage, intimidation, hostility to independent election observers and offers of money for political support.
The head of the CRTA observation mission, Raša Nedeljkov, said that in recent weeks, intimidation of voters to participate in the elections has been observed, presenting the report of the observation mission of this organization on the first part of the pre-election campaign for the parliamentary elections on October 25.
Surveillance of political opponents and students, misuse of public funds and widespread inequality in television viewing are documented by the CRTA organization in Serbia, ahead of the early parliamentary elections on October 25. The report…More...
The election campaign in Serbia is characterized by acute polarization, tension and allegations of surveillance against the opposition and activists, according to a report by the NGO CRTA on serious undermining of democratic freedoms.
Ana Brnabić claims that CRTA is not an impartial election observer and calls on the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption to investigate its actions.
Ana Brnabić claims that CRTA promotes the Student List and that the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption should investigate its activities.
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