Partners for Transparency issues the second phase report of the “Our Voices Against Your Money” initiative
Partners for Transparency: Most of the candidates will not disclose how much advertising will be spent
Walaa Jad Al-Karim talks about the pros and cons of the second phase of the 2015 parliamentary elections
The "civil society" preparations for the second phase of the elections ... the "international mission" is following up 80 departments in the governorates ... "The National Human Rights National" uses the Android program for monitoring..and "Transparency Partners" monitors electoral spending
3 human rights organizations are preparing to follow the second phase of the elections with 750 observers
In its initial report ... the "PFT" Foundation on Monitoring Electoral Expenditure: The lack of transparency tends to dominate the elections ... and personal resources are the source of financing for the "poor" campaigns