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Dr. Walaa Jad Al-Karim, President of Partners for Transparency, confirmed that the existing legal mechanisms do not allow civil society organizations to monitor financial spending on the elections, pointing out that the role of the Supreme Committee itself is limited to the electoral campaigning period even though a large part of the spending is before the start of the period The publicity itself. Gad added during his speech at the Egyptian Foundation for Training and Human Rights workshop, which is now held in a Dokki hotel to discuss political money and elections, that the legal texts do not allow voters to know the sources of funding for the candidates' election campaigns. The head of the Partners Foundation for Transparency called for requiring candidates to announce sources of funding for their electoral campaigns in the local media, and for toughening penalties related to non-disclosure of funding sources or spending items or contravention of what is contained in the reports, records and official accounts of the candidates to reach the deletion from the candidates' records or drop Membership in the event that the candidate wins before the discovery of the electoral offense.
Short link: https://pfort.org/en/?p=137
