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Policy Briefs and Reports:

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A compilation of reports, white papers, surveys and other published documentation from national and international organizations that have a thematic focus on electoral violence and its impact on democratic governance.

Reports are listed by country.

Azerbaijan

• Violence against and Harassment of Journalists during the Presidential Election, October 2003

Cambodia

• Managing Election Violence in Cambodia: New Strategies for the International Donor Community (PDF)

Hungary

• Trends in Policing the General Elections in Hungary by the Hungarian National Police

General

• Timing, Preconditions Critical for Post-Conflict Elections, UN University Experts Warn

Nigeria

• Nigeria’s 2003 Elections - The Unacknowledged Violence (PDF)
• Report on Electoral Violence in the South South following the April 12th Senate and House of Representatives Elections

Philippines

• Report on Electoral Violence in Isabela - Philippines

Sri Lanka

• Final Report of Election-Related Violence by the Centre for Monitoring Election Violence (CMEV) - General Election 2004

United States

• The Long Shadow of Jim Crow: Voter Intimidation and Suppression in America Today (PDF)

Zimbabwe

• Who was responsible: Alleged perpetrators and Their Crimes During the 2000 Parliamentary Election Period (Rich Text version)
• The Abuja Agreement and Commonwealth Principles: Compliance or Disregard? (Rich Text)
• Zimbabwe and the Politics of Torture (PDF)
• Zimbabwe and the Prospects for Nonviolent Political Change (PDF)
• Kadoma Pre-Election Violence Report (PDF)
• Report on Election-Related Political Violence in Chikomba (RTF)
• Torture by State Agents in Zimbabwe: January 2001 to August 2002
• Politically Motivated Violence in Zimbabwe 2000–2001 (RTF)
• Complying with the Abuja Agreement: Two Months Report (RTF)