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Election and Political Party Law
Electoral Act, 1992: Guidelines for The Conduct of Political Activities By Political Parties in Respect of Elections
Electoral Act, 1992: Guidelines for The Conduct of Political Activities By Political Parties in Respect of Elections
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Election and Political Party Law
Regulations for Registration of Voters and Political Parties
Regulations for Registration of Voters and Political Parties
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Government Gazette of the Republic of Namibia, R2,80 - No 473, No 25 Establishment of The Boundaries of Constituencies in Namibia
Government Gazette of the Republic of Namibia, R2,80 - No 473, No 25 Establishment of The Boundaries of Constituencies in Namibia
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Promulgation of Act of The National Assembly
Promulgation of Act of The National Assembly
Election Material
Election and Political Party Law
Establishment of The Boundaries of Regions and Local Authorities in Namibia
Establishment of The Boundaries of Regions and Local Authorities in Namibia
Election Material
Civic Education Material
How to Vote
This poster uses pictures and prose to walk Namibians through the electoral process. Distributed in 1992, this poster was focused on voter education surrounding that year’s regional and local authority council elections.
Election Material
Civic Education Material
Liberty
This 1992 July-September edition of “Liberty,” a Nigerian quarterly publication, contains articles on human rights work in the country, and “The Paradox of Reparations.” This edition's lead story was on Nigeria’s “Civil Liberties Organization (CLO).” The magazine also contains a copy of “The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.”
Election Material
Civic Education Material
The Campaigner
This August/September 1992 edition of the Niagara publication, “The Campaigner,” focuses on the trials of three military officers who had been imprisoned for life due to their alleged role in the country’s 1985 coup. The article raises questions regarding civil and legal rights violations of the three officers and also considers if there should be a retrial of the men.