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В Ереван прибудет миссия БДИПЧ ОБСЕ по проведению оценки нужд в подготовке к парламентским выборам в Армении

В Ереван прибудет миссия БДИПЧ ОБСЕ по проведению оценки нужд в подготовке к парламентским выборам в Армении

19 January 2012

Через две недели в Ереван прибудет миссия БДИПЧ ОБСЕ по проведению оценки нужд в подготовке к парламентским выборам в Армении. Об этом на пресс-конференции в Ереване сообщил и.о. главы миссии ОБСЕ в Армении Карел Хофстра

Дипломат предположил, что число наблюдателей за парламентскими выборами в Армении, которые пройдут в мае будут наблюдать нескольких сот экспертов. “Мы планируем провести полный мониторинг парламентских выборов”, - отметил Хофстра.

Отметим, что главы ереванских офисов ЕС и ОБСЕ представили совместную программу по содействию проведения демократических выборов в Армении в 2012 и 2013 гг., стоимость которой составляет 1.7 млн. евро. Глава ОБСЕ отметил, что ЕС и ОБСЕ планирует провести полный мониторинг предвыборного процесса и самих выборов в Армении. Кроме того, в начале февраля будет запущен проект по мониторингу СМИ, поскольку партии уже начали предвыборные кампании, а армянские СМИ не всегда освещают выборы объективно.

“Важным пунктом проекта станет сотрудничество с Полицией, целью которого будет проведение тренингов по осуществлению соответствующего контроля общественного порядка и проведение справедливых расследований на основе жалоб избирателей”, - сказал дипломат.

Хофстра указал на важную роль, которую играет институт Омбудсмена в содействии Полиции. “В рамках проекта мы планируем открыть 6 региональных офисов омбудсмена и создать группы быстрого реагирования”, - отметил дипломат.

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