THIS IS THE FIRST 2016 newsletter issue of Transparency International Vanuatu’s. The new design embroidered into this issue has been made to make your reading interesting and informative. Accessible links to online resources have also been added to make your reading resourceful.
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Unofficial results show that voters that have successfully elected representatives for the new legislature has increased by 4,305 voters, thus totalling 47,609 voters…
“Our livelihood this next four years depends on the decisions that you will make,” she said…
In one particular report a candidate was said to be distributing copper roofing’s to households during the night…
Brief statistics on voter turn out since 1983 of Vanuatu National Elections…
“Citizens of Vanuatu should be able to vote on 22 January knowing that the election will be free and fair and that the candidates will commit to transparency and accountability,” said Dr Tokon, Chairman of Transparency International Vanuatu…
The Commonwealth Charter ‘recognizes the inalienable right of individuals to participate in democratic processes, in particular through free and fair elections in shaping the society in which they live.’
The first of the corrupt acts outlined in the Representation of the Peoples Act is Personation. Personation happens when a voter uses other people’s cards to vote during elections…
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