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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.
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The Status of Refugee Rights in Nigeria
“The Status of Refugee Rights in Nigeria” is a 1992 report diseminated by Nigeria’s Civil Liberties Organization. The report provides background on the refugee camps in Nigeria, a look at refugee populations from Liberia and Chad and a legal analysis of the refugees and their status in Nigeria. The publication came out during in the middle of the Liberian Civil War and in the same year as the 1992 Chadian coup.
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The time has come register and vote -- Registration Deadline
This piece of civic education material was prepared by David D. Orr, Illinois’ Cook County Clerk, in lead up to the November 3, 1992 general elections. The piece describes the voter registration and physical voting processes and highlights October 5th as the final day to register to vote in that year’s general elections. The 1992 elections featured the presidential election between Republican incumbent George H.W. Bush and Democratic nominee Bill Clinton.
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Todos los dias construimos la democracia
“Every day we Build Democracy” is a civic education handbook, available in Spanish, issued in 1992 by the “Decidamos” group in Paraguay. The brochure is meant to familiarize Paraguayans with the concept of democracy. The brochure explains what democracy is, what the differences between a dictatorship and a democracy are, what a state of law is, and how one can contribute to the building and strengthening of a democratic society.
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Turnout in Past Presidential Elections
In preparation for the November 3rd, 1992 Presidential Elections, the District of Columbia Board of Elections and Ethics provide this chart documenting voter turnout for Presidential Elections since 1972 in the District of Columbia. When applicable, the percentage of voters out of total registered voters, as well as the numbers of each category is provided.
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Un Homme, Une Femme C'est une Voix C'est un Vote
“Un Homme, Une Femme C’est Une Voix C’est Un Vote” is a flyer, available in both French and Malagasy copies, featuring a comic strip about voter registration. Information about the upcoming presidential election and deadlines for voter lists are included in the animation. The flyer was distributed in 1992 by the International Observatory of Democracy in Madagascar in order to encourage voter registration for the November 25th 1992 Presidential Elections in Madagascar.
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Vote!
“Vote!” is a short pamphlet from 1992 produced by the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics which encourages the reader to vote in the Presidential Election on November 3rd 1992. Registered Voters will have received their new Voter Registration Card and have been informed of what other offices will be voted on in the November Election. The document also includes information on Advisory Neighborhood Commission elections – the candidates for which will appear on the November ballot.
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Vote 1992
“Vote 1992” was produced in St. Louis County, Missouri in lead up to that year’s general elections. The piece goes over the electoral process and provides voters with a synopsis of key dates in the election season and how to vote absentee or if you are handicapped. Presidential elections held on November 3rd of that year featured a race between Republican incumbent George H.W. Bush and Democratic nominee Bill Clinton.