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Election Obligations & Standards Database

Summary

Cessation of a violation is an essential element of an effective remedy.


Obligations

  • Right to an Effective Remedy

Election Parts

  • Candidacy and Campaigning
  • The Media
  • Electoral Dispute Resolution

Issues

  • The Right to an Effective Remedy, Including Challenging Election Results
  • Right to an Effective Remedy for Candidates and Parties
  • Right to an Effective Remedy and the Media

Criteria

  • The state acted to investigate and address violations of rights. It provided appropriate judicial and administrative means for addressing claims of rights violations, including allegations of electoral fraud
  • There was a timely and effective means of seeking redress for violations of rights regarding candidacy and campaigning
  • A system to file complaints related to the media was available for all citizens

Quotes

  • Cessation of an ongoing violation is an essential element of the right to an effective remedy.
EOS EOS

Election Obligations & Standards Database

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