European Elections Obervation Missions

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Subido el 2 de julio de 2007 por EducaMadrid

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In the course of the last decade, numerous countries in the world have opened up by organising for the first time pluralistic elections, others have overridden human rights on a large scale. Respect for human rights and rule of law are fundamental European values. In this way, electoral observation missions have been created with the objective of controlling the regularity of the electoral process. This film exposes the different stages in the organisation of an electoral observation mission and the role played by the European Commission. In order to avoid involving the European Union in a situation where its presence could endorse an electoral process stained with irregularities, minimum conditions must be respected: universal suffrage, freedom for individuals and political parties to participate in the elections, freedom of speech including freedom to criticize the government, freedom of movement, freedom of assembly and lastly, reasonable access to the media by all parties and candidates.