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Kenya: Using Public International Law to Assess Elections: The Experience in Africa

EISA and The Carter Center will hold a two day workshop on “Using Public International Law to Assess Elections: The Experience in Africa” in Nairobi, Kenya. The workshop will be held at the Laico Regency Hotel. The workshop will provide a platform for participants to discuss the role of public international law in election observation in Africa, and how continental and regional obligations can inform observation methods and processes.

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  • Workshop
When May 03, 2010 08:10 PM to
May 04, 2010 08:10 PM
Where Laico Regency Hotel, Nairobi Kenya
Contact Name Ms Yvette Ondinga
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Attendees The participants of the workshop will be drawn from selected NGOs and IGOs from the five subregions of the African Continent
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EISA and The Carter Center would like to invite you to a two day workshop on Using Public International Law to Assess Elections: The Experience in Africa in Nairobi, Kenya on May 3‐4, 2010. During the meeting, participants will discuss the role of public international law in election  observation in Africa, and how continental and regional obligations can inform observation methods and processes.

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