Declaration of Global Principles for non-partisan election observation and monitoring by citizen organizations and Code of Conduct for non-partisan citizen election observers and monitors - Commemorated 3 April 2012 at the United Nations, New York - Initiated by the Global Network of Domestic Election Monitors (GNDEM) endorsed by the Venice Commission at its 91st Plenary Session (Venice, 15-1 - Venice Commission of the Council of Europe

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Declaration of Global Principles for non-partisan election observation and monitoring by citizen organizations and Code of Conduct for non-partisan citizen election observers and monitors

91st plenary session of the Venice Commission (Venice)