Recommendation Provide Appropriate Freedom of Movement for Electoral Stakeholders, paragraph 1 (Measures to sustain Emerging Democracy/Human Rights) Palestine 2005 —
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Recommendation Provide Appropriate Freedom of Movement for Electoral Stakeholders, paragraph 1 (Measures to sustain Emerging Democracy/Human Rights) Palestine 2005

http://aceproject.org/ero-en/regions/mideast/PS/palestine-final-report-presidential-elections-eu-1/at_download/file

The EUEOM strongly recommends that the electoral process must enjoy the basic freedoms of movement and assembly. Even in the worst case scenario whereby
Israeli forces are still imposing strict measures, given sufficient time it should still be possible to expand upon the procedures employed for the 9 January election in
order to put in place adequate arrangements for the proposed July elections, where the number of candidates will be significantly larger.

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