Nino Lomjaria: OSCE/ODIHR will monitor the selection process of the Supreme Court Judges
15:19, 07.06.2019
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Nino Lomjaria: There may be some in Brussels who believe holding violent elections in Georgia or tolerating vote secrecy violations acceptable; these are not normal cases
- Speaker urges respect for OSCE/ODIHR report, affirms Georgia's elected gov't
- CEC Leadership meets OSCE/ODIHR mission representatives
- Speaker: OSCE/ODIHR report affirms legitimacy of Georgia's elections and elected government
- Speaker: OSCE/ODIHR does not evaluate elections with terms 'free and fair'
- MP Samkharadze: OSCE/ODIHR does not use terms free and fair; Hence, same approach to Georgia
- GD Executive Secretary thanks OSCE/ODIHR for acknowledging competitive elections amid pressure
- PM: Opposition unhappy with OSCE/ODIHR assessment, opposes monitoring mission
- Owen Murphy: OSCE/ODIHR to publish preliminary report on October 27
- OSCE/ODIHR conclusion on Moldova elections: Government's national security measures resulted in less space for expressing plurality of opinions
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