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Last Updated: Apr 17, 2010 - 7:03:21 AM |
Sudan national group for human rights says small mistakes that accompanied the election process have not affect the process or its fairness
Khartoum, April 16 (SUNA)- The Sudanese national group for human rights has issued its report on the election process saying the 2010 elections are a milestone in the political history of the country as they are the inlet for democratic transformation and peaceful exchange of power. It pointed out that those elections come at critical time in the international and regional arena and under complex local stipulations that need cohesion and strong stand so that the elections will come out and the country would be much more stronger in face of the challenges
The group which comprise over 200 local observers trained to carry out their duty in monitoring the elections after receiving training by international trainers have been able to spread all over the country with a focus on Khartoum state
The group said although the Sudan has undergone this experience after a quarter of a century of absence still some of the technical errors that occurred at the beginning of the process have not affected its over all fairness nor its integrity
The group commended the role played by the local and international observers who have contributed in monitoring the errors and drawing attention to them so that they were overcome by the National Election Commission
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