The Luhansk Regional Branch of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine [CVU] reports that the Central Election Commission’s Resolution No. 82 on single-mandate electoral districts breaks all records for absurdity and puts a question mark over the election process in the Luhansk region.

In the Ukrainian third sector all NGOs consider themselves human rights supporter, because they support of certain rights and interests of its members at least. So, if we want to highlight the general range of NGOs, which we consider human rights supporter, we have to define on specific criteria.

Open appeal of public organizations of Ukraine to the President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych concerning his public reaction to events in Belarus.

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine held a press conference "When and under which law the regular parliamentary election should take place” in the premise of the InterMedia Consulting news agency on December 17, 2010, at 12. 00. The event was hosted by the CVU Chairman Oleksandr Chernenko. He stated the following:.

Local elections took place in Ukraine on October 31. More than 2500 public observers of CVU monitored the election process in 23 oblasts; 645 of them had the status of official observers, others worked as journalists of the Tochka Zoru newspaper (CVU).

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (CVU) is the all-Ukrainian NGO that has been performing comprehensive monitoring of election campaigns in Ukraine in terms of observance of the national legislation and international standards of fair and democratic election by all stakeholders for 16 years. CVU is a cofounder of the European Network of Election Monitoring (ENEMO).

MEMO FOR PUBLIC OBSERVERS

from all-Ukrainian NGOs, foreign states, international organizations observing elections of deputies of the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, local councils and village, settlement, town mayors

ON OCTOBER 31 2010.

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (CVU) is the all-Ukrainian NGO that has been performing comprehensive monitoring of election campaigns in Ukraine in terms of observance of the national legislation and international standards of fair and democratic election by all stakeholders for 16 years. CVU is a cofounder of the European Network of Election Monitoring (ENEMO).

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (CVU) is the all-Ukrainian NGO that has been performing comprehensive monitoring of election campaigns in Ukraine in terms of observance of the national legislation and international standards of fair and democratic election by all stakeholders for 15 years.

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (CVU) is the all-Ukrainian NGO that has been performing comprehensive monitoring of election campaigns in Ukraine in terms of observance of the national legislation and international standards of fair and democratic election by all stakeholders for 15 years. Since September 2009, CVU has been monitoring preparation to and conduction of the Presidential election campaign in Ukraine. They monitored the electoral campaign, operation of the Central, constituency and polling station commissions, activities of election HQs, central and local authorities.

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (CVU) is the all-Ukrainian NGO that has been performing comprehensive monitoring of election campaigns in Ukraine in terms of observance of the national legislation and international standards of fair and democratic election by all stakeholders for 15 years. In November, CVU observed preparations of the legislative changes, the campaign developments, formation and initial activities of election commissions.

The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (CVU) is the all-Ukrainian NGO that has been performing comprehensive monitoring of election campaigns in Ukraine in terms of observance of the national legislation and international standards of fair and democratic election by all stakeholders for 15 years. In August and early September, CVU analyzed the legal basis of campaign and launched monitoring of preparation to the election in all regions of Ukraine.

In April 2009, the CVU leadership changed. Upon transfer of Ihor Popov, Chairman of the CVU Board, to public service, Oleksandr Chernenko was elected the new head of the organization

Over the period under report, CVU implemented the number of projects.

On 15th of March 2009 early local elections were conducted in 85 administrative units of 23 regions of Ukraine. The largest number of candidates was nominated by Yedynyj Center, BYuT and the Party of Regions. The Committee of Voters of Ukraine (CVU) was conducting general monitoring of the process. A special attention of CVU observers was attracted to Ternopil oblast Council elections and Rozdilna city mayor elections (Odessa oblast). 5 CVU mobile groups were working in Ternopil oblast during the Election Day.

On October 16, CVU Executive Director Ye. Poberezhnyi presented the CVU report on results of monitoring of good governance standards and principles in Ukraine at the forum European Benchmarks of Local and Regional Development.