During the last Presidential Election, CMEV was able to mainstream its Election observation process, providing opportunities for Persons with Disabilities to work at CMEV office, as well as in the field as short term Election observers. At the same time, CMEV worked to Educate and inform Persons With Disabilities to exercise their right to vote while …
Following the written submission made to the Public Representative Committee of Constitutional Reforms on the 29th of February by a group of civil society organizations and individuals including volunteers from the 2015 ‘Enabled Elections’ campaign and facilitated by the Centre for Monitoring Election Violence (CMEV), an oral submission was presented before the said committee on …
Oral submission to Public Representative Committee (PRC) Read More »
Overview The information and communications operations of the Centre for Monitoring Election Violence (CMEV) for the Parliamentary Election held on 17 August 2015 was anchored to the foundations laid for the Presidential Election in January this year. Operational security from an information and communications perspective was radically different to the context in January. As subsequent …
CMEV media and communications operations | Parliamentary Election, August 2015 Read More »
The second training workshop of CMEV is being conducted today in Colombo. Over 90 polling division based field monitors are participating at this residential workshop.
Voting is an important civic responsibility and one way all of us exercise and enjoy our Sovereignty. This responsibility becomes particularly important during a Presidential Election, because of the immense power vested in this office. With just a few days more for the 2015 Presidential Election, follow and support #IVotedSL, a trilingual campaign launched by …
#IVotedSL infographic: Voter turnout at Presidential Elections in Sri Lanka Read More »
CPA’s media monitoring in the run up to the Presidential Elections was featured in an Al Jazeera news segment on Saturday, 9th January 2010.
A compilation of laws, acts, constitutional provisions and amendments relevant to Presidential Elections in Sri Lanka is provided below for easy reference. Articles 92 – 94 of the Constitution of Sri Lanka (1978) CHAPTER VII – THE EXECUTIVE – The President of the Republic 17th Amendment to the Constitution Registration of Electors Act, No. 44 …
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