Waging Peace, Fighting Disease, Building Hope
- Author:
- The Carter Center
- Publisher:
- The Carter Center
- Publication Date:
- 17 January 2011
- Tags:
- Sudan, Legal and Judicial Affairs
In response to an invitation from the SSRC, The Carter Center initiated its referendum observation
activities in Sudan in August 2010, subsequently deploying long-term observers in September. During
the voter registration process, the Center deployed a total of 72 observers across Sudan and to the eight
nations where Out-of-Country Voting (OCV) took place. Carter Center observers made approximately
1300 visits to referendum centers in 24 out of 25 states
Sudan Completes 'Successful' Poll
- Successful Completion of Polling 'Historic Step'
- Successful Completion of Polling in Referendum
- Chairman of UN Secretary General's Panel On Referendum Commends Achievement of Referendum Commission
- Nearly 100 Percent of Southern Voters in Ethiopia Choose Secession
- Southerners in Kenya Voted Overwhelmingly for Secession
- Foreign Observers Attest to 'Fairness, Credibility' of South Referendum
- Carter Centre - Referendum Up to International Standards
- Incoming Referendum Results Show Massive Vote for South Secession
- IGAD Describes Referendum Process as Free, Fair and Credible
- UN Panel Says Voters Expressed Will Freely
- Early Referendum Results Indicate Secession
- Voters Commend Leadership for Successful Referendum on Independence
- AU Says South's Referendum Peaceful Conducted
