Examples of using International observers in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Hundreds of international observers, including the Carter Center
International observers regarded the elections as free
International observers have documented the systematic disenfranchisement
And some international observers are asking why Indonesia still relies on external funding for school construction given that it has been listed as a middle income country by the World Bank.
Human rights group Amnesty International is asking Iran to allow international observers into trials of more than 100 people charged with being involved with protests following the June presidential elections.
But international observers, including those from the African Union
The international observers who were present during the referendum made an official statement on Monday that the vote was free
Russia last week asked the UN Security Council to authorise the deployment of a lightly-armed mission to protect international observers monitoring the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
fair elections with international observers within six months.
fair elections with international observers within six months.
But since 2004, Indonesia has held competitive elections deemed free and fair by international observers.
Mr. Kabila took the oath Tuesday in Kinshasa, following last month's election that international observers say had many irregularities, during voting and counting.
Campaign workers for Mr. Prabowo said they found at least 13,000 voting inconsistencies, although international observers declared the elections free and fair.
fair vote and if international observers who are in the country for the first time since 2000 endorse it,
including all international observers, government representatives
incitement of violence against Muslims by international observers many times since anti-Rohingya violence erupted in 2012.
Although the vote on both the national and sub-national level was criticized by democratic activists and international observers, the overwhelming margin of Kiir's re-election was noted by some media as being"Step One" in the process of secession.
the six-party talks and resumption of the Yongbyon reactors after having expelled the two international observers and threatened to resume its nuclear tests.
when Netanyahu ordered the UN unarmed international observers to leave the Occupied Palestinian city of Al-Khalil,
International observers, including Human Rights Watch,