International observers: Investigate the Transylvania case and data violation

Weronika Przebierala, one of the directors of the Polish legal institute Ordo Iuris, took part in an international election observation in Hungary at the invitation of the Alliance for the Common Good. She told Magyar Nemzet that she condemns recent events interfering with the election process and called for their investigation.

weronika przebierala Forrás: Facebook/Instytut na rzecz Kultury Prawnej Ordo Iuris

According to the latest updates from Thursday, multiple left-wing members will be joining the OSCE’s (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe) mission to Hungary. Przebierala explained:

The OSCE is an internationally recognized organization whose mission is to report on election observations on countries throughout the world. It is not necessarily negative that the size of the delegation has grown. However, the OSCE’s report on Hungary raises doubts as the authors rarely cited sources and, quite worryingly, adopt the opinion of a political party when criticizing the Hungarian electoral system. In my opinion we must not forget the election observers’ mission, which an enormous responsibility: strengthen democratic institutions, build confidence in electoral processes, and stop electoral abuse.

Jerzy Kwaśniewski, President of the Ordo Iuris Institute, was interviewed by Magyar Nemzet earlier this week. He is the head of this election observation mission and believed that the OSCE released a biased, partisan report on Hungary.

Photo: Facebook/Weronika Przebierala