Politics
EHRCO Reports Electoral Irregularities in June General Election
Wazema · 2 weeks ago · Read the Full Story on Wazema
AI SUMMARY
In its final report on the June general election, the Ethiopian Human Rights Council highlighted interference by electoral officials, ruling party pressure on voters, and a lack of representation in several regions.
- Electoral officials entered voting booths during the June general election, preventing citizens from casting their votes freely.
- Members of the ruling Prosperity Party were present inside polling stations and influenced voters by asking who they voted for.
- Elections were not held in the Tigray region and select constituencies within the Amhara and Oromia regions, leaving citizens without representation in federal and regional councils.
- Opposition party activity during the election period was limited compared to the frequent rallies organized by the ruling party.
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