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Location Year of election Election type Recommendation # in final report Type of recommendation Thematic area Secondary thematic area Type of change required Status of implementation Comment
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2018 EOM Presidential and Parliamentary
Legislation deterring excessive concentration of media, both traditional and online, as well as providing for full transparency of media ownership, should be adopted.
Recommendation # in final report: 18
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Media
Secondary thematic area: Legal Framework
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Media
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2018 EOM Presidential and Parliamentary
Authorities should enhance voter education programmes, including on preventing family voting and irregular assisted voting. The CEC should further intensify its efforts to provide accessible voter education and information to all groups of voters, particularly to persons with disabilities, in close consultation with the organizations representing them.
Recommendation # in final report: 10
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Election Administration
Secondary thematic area: Election Administration
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Partially
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Election Administration
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2022 EOM Presidential and Parliamentary
To facilitate women’s active participation in public and political life, comprehensive legal, institutional, and educational efforts challenging the existing gender stereotypes about the role of women and men in politics should be undertaken by the authorities at all levels. A thorough assessment should be conducted on the impact of the gender quota requirements on the election of women officeholders at all levels.
Recommendation # in final report: 6
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Participation of Women
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Election Campaign
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2022 EOM Presidential and Parliamentary
Political parties should undertake effective measures to identify and overcome gender-biased barriers for women candidates, including by reviewing current intra-party practices that curb more effective representation of women within party structures and as candidates.
Recommendation # in final report: 15
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Participation of Women
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Election Campaign
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2014 EOM Parliamentary and Local elections
Consideration could be given to requiring all electoral contestants to open dedicated bank accounts for campaign financing, through which all campaign transactions could be made.
Recommendation # in final report: 16
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Campaign Finance
Secondary thematic area: Legal Framework
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Fully
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Campaign Finance
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2014 EOM Parliamentary and Local elections
The regulatory framework for campaign finance should be reviewed to take account of the gaps identified in this and previous OSCE/ODIHR reports and by GRECO.
Recommendation # in final report: 4
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Campaign Finance
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Partially
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Campaign Finance
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2014 EOM Parliamentary and Local elections
To further increase transparency of the decision-making process, the CEC could consider regulating that all meetings of the CEC are open to the public.
Recommendation # in final report: 6
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Election Administration
Type of change required: Sub-legal
Status of implementation: Fully
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Election Administration
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2010 EOM Parliamentary and Local elections
The authorities should consider amending the BiH Election Law to remove the restriction that prohibits voters from signing in support of more than one candidacy.
Recommendation # in final report: 10
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Legal Framework
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2018
Final report heading: Legal Framework
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2010 EOM Parliamentary and Local elections
In order to remedy the existing practice of political subjects trading PSC positions, the law could be amended in such a way that political subjects provide a list of potential PSC candidates before the MEC lottery is conducted, rather than afterwards.
Recommendation # in final report: 13
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Election Administration
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2018
Final report heading: Election Administration
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Bosnia and Herzegovina 2010 EOM Parliamentary and Local elections
The process of voting in the PS could benefit by a simplification of certain election day procedures. For example, the ballot papers need not be hand-counted before the opening of the PSs, so as to avoid their late opening. PSCs should not be required to retain the observer IDs, as these results in additional and unnecessary administrative hassle.
Recommendation # in final report: 22
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Election Day
Secondary thematic area: Legal Framework
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2018
Final report heading: Election Day
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