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CIVIL INITIATIVE FOR LAWFUL ELECTIONS
Press Service Of Orinats Yerkir
Lragir.am
05 Sept 06
On September 4 the Orinats Yerkir faction of the National Assembly
held a discussion in the framework of the Civil Initiative for Lawful
Elections", the main directions of which are:
1. Amendments to the electoral code to make it comply with
international standards and will lead the forces inside and outside
the parliament who are for reforms to consensus;
2. A clear system of training of members of electoral committees,
which will guarantee an equal approach for all the political parties;
3. Transparency of the electoral process, providing pro-active
mechanisms of civil control;
4. Guaranteeing freedom of the media, other institutions of the
civil society in the electoral process, which presupposes several
legislative reforms in the nearest future.
The leaders and representatives of 14 political parties (including
ARFD, People's Party, Labor Party, National Self-Determination Union,
National Democratic Union, Republic, Orinats Yerkir) and NGOs.
Over 50 political parties and NGOs endorsed the initiative (including
Constitutional Right Union, Democratic Path, Alliance, and other
political parties). However, since the National Assembly refused
to provide the hall, it was impossible to invite all of them to
the discussion.
In presenting their standpoints the participants of the discussion
pointed to the steps intended to guarantee lawful elections, approved
the Civil Initiative for Lawful Elections and discussed the mechanisms
of future cooperation.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Press Service Of Orinats Yerkir
Lragir.am
05 Sept 06
On September 4 the Orinats Yerkir faction of the National Assembly
held a discussion in the framework of the Civil Initiative for Lawful
Elections", the main directions of which are:
1. Amendments to the electoral code to make it comply with
international standards and will lead the forces inside and outside
the parliament who are for reforms to consensus;
2. A clear system of training of members of electoral committees,
which will guarantee an equal approach for all the political parties;
3. Transparency of the electoral process, providing pro-active
mechanisms of civil control;
4. Guaranteeing freedom of the media, other institutions of the
civil society in the electoral process, which presupposes several
legislative reforms in the nearest future.
The leaders and representatives of 14 political parties (including
ARFD, People's Party, Labor Party, National Self-Determination Union,
National Democratic Union, Republic, Orinats Yerkir) and NGOs.
Over 50 political parties and NGOs endorsed the initiative (including
Constitutional Right Union, Democratic Path, Alliance, and other
political parties). However, since the National Assembly refused
to provide the hall, it was impossible to invite all of them to
the discussion.
In presenting their standpoints the participants of the discussion
pointed to the steps intended to guarantee lawful elections, approved
the Civil Initiative for Lawful Elections and discussed the mechanisms
of future cooperation.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress