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EU dissatisfied with electoral reform in Kosovo

21. April 2012. | 04:23

Source: Tanjug

EU Special Representative in Kosovo Samuel Zbogar and representatives of the EU countries Thursday expressed dissatisfaction about the lack of progress in the reform of electoral laws of Kosovo.

EU Special Representative in Kosovo Samuel Zbogar and representatives of the EU countries Thursday expressed dissatisfaction about the lack of progress in the reform of electoral laws of Kosovo.

The mandate of the parliamentary commission to modify the legislation expires on April 22.

Zbogar and the EU member states called on all political parties to commit to extend the electoral reform commission's mandate to allow for a substantial discussion on the reforms, consideration of relevant EU recommendations, involvement of civil society in the discussion and realization of reforms' objectives, the EU office in Kosovo said in a statement.

The last two electoral processes in Kosovo were accompanied by major irregularities, such as stealing of votes, multiple voting by one person and many other irregularities identified by the EU election monitoring team, Zbogar's office said.

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