The Open Dialogue Foundation hereby expresses its concern over the activity of the CIS-EMO organisation’s mission in Ukraine
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Country: Ukraine
Monitoring: Parliamentary elections in Ukraine 2012
Monitoring of the pre-election situation in Ukraine (15.08.2012 – 15.09.2012)
Press announcement
On Friday, the 31st of August, at 11.30, a press conference will be held in the press centre of the UNIAN information agency (Khreschatyk Str, 4). The conference is entitled: ‘The trial of opposition leader in Kazakhstan, Vladimir Kozlov, in the eyes of Ukrainian observers’
Monitoring: Parliamentary elections in Ukraine 2012
Monitoring of the pre-election situation in Ukraine (15.07.2012—15.08.2012)
Monitoring: Parliamentary elections in Ukraine 2012
Monitoring of the pre-election situation in Ukraine 15.06.2012 – 15.07.2012
Monitoring: Parliamentary elections in Ukraine 2012
Monitoring of the pre-election situation in Ukraine 15.05.2012 – 15.06.2012
Announcement on the “European Football Tournament – 2012”
On the 30th of May 30, 2012, near the building of the European Parliament in Brussels, ‘European Football Tournament – 2012’, will be held.
Election Games of the opposition: craving a non-zero sum
Upcoming elections in Ukraine
Monitoring of the pre-election situation in Ukraine 01.04.2012 – 15.05.2012
The Constitutional Court took decisions regarding the electoral law, which made changes in the regulation of the electoral process in Ukraine
The Statement of the ‘Stop Censorship!’ movement (Ukraine) on the prevention of oppression in Kazakhstan
The Ukrainian journalistic movement ‘Stop Censorship!’ strongly condemns the oppression that the Kazakh authorities have subjected independent journalists to.
International Scientific Conference in memoriam of St. Joseph Bilczewski
On November 18-21, 2010 took place International Scientific Conference in memoriam of St. Joseph Bilczewski, Catholic Archbishop Metropolitan of Lviv, to the 5-year anniversary of canonization.
Andriy Myselyuk “Program Viktor Almighty: fatal error”
On the eve of the local elections both the opposition and the mass media kept repeating the wary premonitions: as soon as the elections are over, the hell will break loose.
Paweł Pieniążek “Eurosocialists from the Party of Regions”
Europe was supposed to spread the democracy “virus” but, instead, it traded this mission for much pettier business.
Monitoring of mass-media during local self-government election in Ukraine, 2010
On October 31, 2010 new authorities were in fact taking an exam demonstrating if they are ready to follow democratic procedures and are able to fulfil election promises.
Marina Drako “Monitoring of mass-media during local self-government election in Ukraine on October 31, 2010”
On October 31, 2010 new authorities were in fact taking an exam demonstrating if they are ready to follow democratic procedures and are able to fulfil election promises.
