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MARCH 28 FINAL DAY OF PRESENTING DOCUMENTS TO CEC OF ARMENIA
PanARMENIAN.Net
27.03.2007 19:58 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ March 28 is the final day of presenting documents to
the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia necessary for registering
parties and candidates for participating in the parliamentarian
elections of May 12, 2007. Garegin Azaryan, Chairman of Central
Electoral Commission said currently only 10 of 28 political parties,
which handled applications for participating in parliamentarian
elections, have presented corresponding documents. He underlined
necessary documentation for registration have presented "National
Unity", "People's Party of Armenia", "People's Party", "Democratic
Party of Armenia", "Republican Party of Armenia", "Marxist Party of
Armenia", "'Hnchakyan' Social-Democratic Party", "Democratic Way"
party, "New Times" party, and the Youth Party.
The CEC made a decision on giving corresponding certificates to
candidates running both on majority and proportional systems. Besides,
the CEC decided to reject the application for watchdog mission handled
by Union of Talented Women "Vortatunk", since goals and tasks in
the regulation of the organization lack issues concerning democracy
development and human rights protection, IA Regnum reports.
PanARMENIAN.Net
27.03.2007 19:58 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ March 28 is the final day of presenting documents to
the Central Electoral Commission of Armenia necessary for registering
parties and candidates for participating in the parliamentarian
elections of May 12, 2007. Garegin Azaryan, Chairman of Central
Electoral Commission said currently only 10 of 28 political parties,
which handled applications for participating in parliamentarian
elections, have presented corresponding documents. He underlined
necessary documentation for registration have presented "National
Unity", "People's Party of Armenia", "People's Party", "Democratic
Party of Armenia", "Republican Party of Armenia", "Marxist Party of
Armenia", "'Hnchakyan' Social-Democratic Party", "Democratic Way"
party, "New Times" party, and the Youth Party.
The CEC made a decision on giving corresponding certificates to
candidates running both on majority and proportional systems. Besides,
the CEC decided to reject the application for watchdog mission handled
by Union of Talented Women "Vortatunk", since goals and tasks in
the regulation of the organization lack issues concerning democracy
development and human rights protection, IA Regnum reports.