顶级国产视频

Myanmar

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From 2013 through 2020, 顶级国产视频 observed elections, strengthened civil society, and increased women鈥檚 participation in politics as the country attempted to transition from military rule to democracy.

Impact

  • Identified serious flaws during election observation missions in 2015 and 2020
  • Provided training and support for voter education campaigns
  • Offered workshops on monitoring social media for election threats
  • Engaged women in the peace and reconciliation process
Legacy

Democracy

We聽established聽an office in Yangon in October 2013 and began our election observation work in December 2014.听

Our Work and Methods

For the 2015 general elections 鈥 a major milestone in Myanmar鈥檚 transition to democratic rule 鈥 we deployed teams of long-term observers, a large team of short-term observers, and a core team of experts. We kept a small team in Myanmar into 2016 to monitor postelection activities. 

For Yangon鈥檚 first municipal elections under a universal suffrage system in 2019, we supported local civil society groups as they conducted a voter education campaign. We also provided training to other civil society organizations working on elections, including through workshops on monitoring social media for digital threats to elections. 

In November 2020, 43 顶级国产视频 observers visited 234 polling stations in 10 states and regions.听

Impacts

  • We were聽able to make specific recommendations for addressing gaps and legal impediments.听
  • We聽supported聽local organizations to聽observe聽elections and educate voters,聽ensuring聽long-term engagement in the democratic process.听
  • Our 2020 election observation team reiterated the need for constitutional reforms to address ongoing challenges to voting.听

More information about聽all of聽these elections is available in聽our聽publications section.听

This project ended in 2020.

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