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| Written by Administrator |
| Thursday, 04 June 2009 05:06 |
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1. Training Human Rights Association for Women (THRA) 2. Education Training Center for Poor Women and Girls of Afghanistan (ECW) 3. Foundation for Culture and Civil Society (FCCS) 4. Afghan Civil Society Forum (ACSF) 5. Afghan Development Association (ADA) 6. Afghan Women’s network (AWN) 7. Coordination of Afghan Relief (COAR) 8. The morning social and cultural organization (MSCO) 9. Democratic Student’s Morality (DSM) 10. Afghan National Participation Association (ANPA) 11. Reconstruction Services for Afghanistan (RSA) 12. Afghan Women Services and Education Organization (AWSE) 13. Just for Afghan Capacity and Knowledge (JACK) 14. Afghan Organization of Human Rights and Environment Protection (AOHREP) 15. International Strategic & Political Research Center in Afghanistan (ISPRCA) 16. Association for Advocacy of Youth Rights (AAYR) 17. Peace and Justice Foundation (PJF) 18. Ariameher Rehabilitation Establishment (ARE) 19. Bureau for Afghan Humanitarian and Infrastructure Rehabilitation (BAHIR) 20. Afghan Judges Association (AJA) 21. Surkhroad Reconstruction Program (SRP) 22. Afghan NGOs Coordination Body (ANCB) 23. Herat Professional Shura (HPS) 24. Teachers Union (TU) |
About FEFA
2009 Voter Regeistration observation
Message of the Chairman of Free and Fair Election Foundation of AfghanistanIn less than four months Afghans will go to polling stations to choose their future president for the second time and to ensure for the first time a transfer of power from one elected government to another. More...
Who is FEFA?
The Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan is an independent and impartial umbrella organization which has been established by a number of civil society organizations to:- Monitor elections to ensure that they are free and fair;
- Promote democracy in the country;
- Promote public participation in electoral affairs;
- Help consolidate public trust and faith in democracy and elections.
The FEFA was registered with the Ministry of Justice on 12 June 2004 and began its practical work in the second half of August 2004. Its first observation experience was that of the presidential election of 9 October 2004 during which it observed the elections in 100 districts inside the country and outside of it (Pakistan). Its second experience was observing the National Assembly Elections during which FEFA covered 217 districts containing 65% of all polling centers.
Voter Registration Process
Overview
FEFA is committed to ensuring free, fair and transparent electoral processes in Afghanistan, and believes that broad participation of civil society in such processes is of great importance in realizing the above values and strengthening democracy.[more]
FEFA's Recommendations on Election Complaint Mechanism
Focus on the main issue:The existence of a board with an obvious mechanism in a democratic election is very
important. More...