Left to right: England, Binda and Wang listen to youth activists in Fes.
As Morocco prepares for the upcoming national parliamentary elections on November 25, nearly 4,000 Moroccan, US, and international observers, including the National Democratic Institute and Morocco’s National Human Rights Council, are working with Moroccan civil society leaders to train and assist in carrying out the elections as well as ensuring against irregularities on election day. [Continue Reading…]
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[...] July. This will be the first Parliamentary election in the region since the Arab Spring began. Nearly 4,000 Moroccan, US, and international observers, including the National Democratic Institute and Morocco’s National Human Rights Council, are [...]
[...] 2) Was it peaceful, free and fair? (Morocco has a history of free and fair elections and more than 4,000 US, Moroccan and international observers are going to be on the ground, so this looks to be a yes.) 3) Did the Islamist party win a large [...]
[...] in July. This will be the first Parliamentary election in the region since the Arab Spring began. Nearly 4,000 Moroccan, US, and international observers, including theNational Democratic Institute and Morocco’sNational Human Rights Council, are [...]