The EU delegation expressed concern about the reported incidents ahead of the parliamentary elections in Serbia and called on the authorities to quickly react to possible irregularities. She emphasized that the elections must ensure equal conditions for all participants and the safety of journalists and observers
ODIHR warns that the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia are marked by deep political polarization, pressure on voters, misuse of public resources and unequal campaign conditions. The accuracy of the voter list, media bias and attacks on journalists also cause concern
The so-called "Petrašinović Laws" were adopted. While the pressures on voters, official campaigns and misuse of public resources are evident in all elections, the government claims that citizens have "extremely high confidence" in the electoral process
The coalition "Serbia against violence" will respond to the invitation of the President of the Serbian Parliament for a new meeting regarding the ODIHR's recommendations regarding the election process in Serbia.
The parliamentary elections in Serbia will be observed by a core team, a short-term team and a long-term team of observers, said the head of the election observation mission of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR).
Recommendations of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) related to key problems in the electoral process, such as pressure on voters, abuse of public resources and functions and media reporting, were not met, according to Crta
