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Original Post Date: 2008-12-16 Time: 10:00:10 Posted By: Jan
The international community should consider sending observers to South Africa to determine whether next year’s general election was free and fair, newly announced president of the Congress of the People, Mosioua Lekota, said on Tuesday.
Addressing delegates at the closing session of Cope’s founding conference in Bloemfontein, he also announced that the party would launch its election manifesto in mid-January next year.
He said he was raising the issue of the polls because, for the first time since the 1994 elections, many people in South Africa and abroad were concerned about the recent tone of political campaigning.
“We call on all political parties to make a declaration to the nation that they will respect the constitutional right of every South African to engage in free political activity,” he said.
Parties should respect each others’ right to canvass, and should agree that campaign rhetoric should “in no way” lead to intolerance or abuse of others.
“We also urge the international world to keep a close watch in this regard so as to make a determination regarding international observation of our campaign and elections.
“Only then will the international community be able to declare reliably whether the elections were free and fair.”
Cope has complained repeatedly that the ANC has interfered with its meetings, and also claimed that voters in recent municipal by-elections were intimidated.
Sapa
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Source: http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?art_id=nw20081216133352910C738983