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	OSCE Mission in Kosovo - Elections
		The Central Election Commission (CEC) is responsible for the conduct of elections in Kosovo.
		During the 2004 election operation, the CECS was responsible for activities related to field co-ordination and planning, political entity and candidate certification, public information, accrediting observers and distribution of election materials.
		The Central Election Commission is responsible for the conduct of elections in Kosovo.
	www.osce.org /kosovo/13208.html (1035 words)

	Top UN official postpones local elections in Kosovo - Pravda.Ru
		Kosovo, formally a province of Serbia, has been administered by the United Nations since NATO's 1999 air war forced Serb forces to end a crackdown on separatist ethnic Albanians and to relinquish control over the region.
		Talks to determine Kosovo's future, whether it becomes an independent state or remains attached to Serbia, are under way and are aimed at steering the two sides toward settling the province's status by the end of the year.
		The decision "foresees that municipal elections scheduled to be held in 2006 shall be postponed for a period not exceeding twelve months," the U.N. statement said, reports AP.
	english.pravda.ru /news/world/16-06-2006/82125-kosovo-0 (506 words)

	International Crisis Group - Elections in Kosovo: Moving To
		The Central Election Commission (CEC) is responsible for creating the rules that govern the election process; its recent decision to expand its political code of conduct to include rules against the political violence and intimidation which exist in some parts of Kosovo is to be welcomed.
		Kosovo needs a regulation for the conduct of the media, but the one recently introduced by the OSCE needs to focus more narrowly on punishing media actions that incite violence or ethnic hatred, to be limited in duration to the election period, and to be implemented by a senior, independent international media figure.
		Should Serbs continue non-participation in elections, UNMIK should nonetheless seek to appoint appropriate Serbs to the municipal assemblies to be elected in the autumn and consider devising and holding special elections for Serb communities at the sub-municipal level.
	www.crisisgroup.org /home/index.cfm?id=1588&l=1 (931 words)

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	Serbia calls elections, forcing Kosovo delay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Kosovo, which is still formally a southern province of Serbia, has been under United Nations and NATO control since the end of its 1998-1999 war.
		Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu said Kosovo's five-member negotiating team was "particularly disturbed" that the delay was related to the Serbian elections.
		The loss of Kosovo could boost the ultra-nationalist forces in Serbia, notably the Serbian Radical party, currently in opposition but still the strongest single political force in Serbia with a third of the seats in its 250-seat parliament.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?id=150720 (695 words)

	Publications: Kosovo Elections Made More Accessible - www.electionaccess.org
		Kosovo citizens with disabilities may have been surprised to find themselves the target of a get-out-the-vote effort in the October 28 municipal elections.
		These voters were given information about the registration process, educational materials about the electoral process, and finally, were visited by a team of 5 people to aid in the voting process and to ensure that the process was fair and unbiased.
		Ferizi on the "key governmental panel with decision making responsibility for the elections processes" and "contributed immeasurably to ensuring that the registration and election processes were inclusive of people with disabilities." Handikos also used its vehicles to provide transportation for disabled individuals.
	www.electionaccess.org /publications/news/00_10_Kosovo_Article.htm (347 words)

	Serbia Info News / Kosovo and Metohia
		Problems related to the participation of Serbs in the November elections and the situation in Kosovska Mitrovica were topics of a fresh round of talks between Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Nebojsa Covic and head of UNMIK Hans Haekkerup, held in Pristina on Thursday, September 13
		OSCE Mission Head Daan Everts on Monday, September 3, again called Kosovo Serbs to participate in the general elections scheduled for November 17, "because the election system is in favour of minority groups to a great extent," stressing that some 40,000 displaced persons had so far registered
		The registration turnout of Kosovo Serbs for November 17 elections has somewhat improved, but there is no mass turnout among the Serb population; according to OSCE data, some 10,000 voters have registered in Kosovo, out of whom 1,150 in the northern part of the province
	www.serbia-info.com /news/kosovo (673 words)

	MOFA: Emergency Aid for Municipal Elections in Kosovo to Support its Democratization
		In Kosovo, municipal elections will be held on October 28 by the OSCE Kosovo Mission, under the control of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK).
		At the Kyushu-Okinawa G8 Summit Meeting, it was recognized that the upcoming elections will be an important step in the establishment of a democratic and multi-ethnic society, and they are regarded as important in that they will foreshadow the development of peace in the region in the future.
		In view of the significance of the upcoming elections, and considering the request from OSCE, the Government of Japan has decided to extend this grant aid to support the expenditure needed to implement the elections.
	www.mofa.go.jp /announce/announce/2000/10/1024.html (231 words)

	Kosovo Elections 2004
		The Kosovo Assembly Elections were held on 23 October 2004, as announced by the Special Representative of the Secretary General (SRSG).
		The Central Election Commission (CEC), a permanent and independant body, is responsible for policy development and managerial oversight of the conduct of the Elections in Kosovo.
		Together with the election regulations, the CEC rules govern the conduct of the Kosovo Assembly Election in 2004.
	www.kosovoelections.org (289 words)

	UNESCO Supports Fair Media Coverage of Elections in Kosovo: UNESCO-CI
		The project aims at a fair, accurate, objective, balanced and comprehensive coverage of the election campaign, for all political parties and communities not favouring nor discriminating any political subject, party or citizen.
		The one-month long election campaign will consist of special election programmes in regular news bulletins, twenty five debates in studios, seven town hall meetings in various towns of Kosovo, special debates organized by four ethnic community bulletins on RTK and special election web-pages on their Internet websites.
		UNESCO invited ideas and project proposals from possible partners in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Kosovo, Croatia, and Slovenia in an organized call for proposals in September 2004.
	portal.unesco.org /ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=17354&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html (342 words)

	Serb elections complicate Kosovo issue \| csmonitor.com
		The Kosovo issue is hovering at the top of Europe's agenda amid concerns that Serbia's Russian-backed insistence on keeping the province could clash with international pressure for Kosovo's independence.
		A much anticipated set of UN recommendations that would bring Kosovo's status closer to resolution are expected by mid-February, but could come out as early as Friday.
		The Radicals, as well as Prime Minister Voyislav Kostunica, are not keen to court the West, which since has 2000 hectored Serbia over its failures to arrest fugitives from the UN war crimes tribunal.
	www.csmonitor.com /2007/0123/p07s02-woeu.html (907 words)

	Elections in Kosovo
		Images of elections held in Kosovo on 28 October 2000
		Voters waiting to enter the polling station in Dragash.
		Kosovars voting in a Youth Center in Pristina.
	www.un.org /peace/kosovo/pages/elections.htm (67 words)

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