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The International Mission for Monitoring Haitian Elections (IMMHE)
was established on June 16, 2005, during an international
forum held in Montréal. The forum brought together representatives
of independent electoral management bodies from around the world
to discuss election preparations in Haiti and determine what role
the mission would have in monitoring the upcoming elections.
A steering committee comprised of members from eight of these
independent electoral management bodies was established. The steering
committee will review assessments from the mission's expert evaluations
and on-site monitoring for Haiti's parliamentary, presidential
and municipal elections.
The mission will publish a final report that will assess key areas
in Haiti's electoral process. The report will be shared with Haiti's
Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) and posted on the IMMHE Web
site.
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February 17, 2006 – |
Statement
by Jean-Pierre Kingsley, Chair of the International Mission
for Monitoring Haitian Elections (IMMHE)
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February 9, 2006 – |
Declaration of
Jean-Pierre Kingsley, Chair of the International Mission
for Monitoring Haitian Elections (IMMHE), on the Elections
of February 7, 2006
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February 6, 2006 – |
International
Mission for Monitoring Haitian Elections Deploys Observers
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(Creole) |
DEPLOTONMAN OBSÈVATÈ MISYON
ENTÈNASYONAL KAP EVALYE ELEKSYON YO ANN AYITI |
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January 27, 2006 – |
Haitian Elections – Arrival
of Short-term Observers
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(Creole) |
Eleksyon nan peyi Dayiti – Obsèvatè pou yon ti bout tan an yo ap rive |
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December 30, 2005 – |
Delay of
Election Dates in Haiti
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(Creole) |
Dat eleksyon yo ann Ayiti repòte |
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Interim
assessment report of October 27, 2005 |
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Rapò etap
ki bout 27 oktòb 2005 (Creole) |
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Organizational Concept (July 2005) |
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Protocol for Monitoring the Haitian
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