This Document Has Been Produced with the Financial Assistance of the European Union
This document has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The contents of the document are the sole responsibility of the European Centre for Electoral Support (ECES) and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union. ÓECES/PROSES-ANJU August 2019 This guide has been conceived and developed by Alain Chabod, ECES/PROSES Senior Media Adviser, and Luis Castellar, ECES/PROSES Project Director, with the contributions of Mariusz Wojtan, ECES/PROSES Senior Electoral and Political Parties Expert, Lukasz Widla-Domaradzki, ECES/PROSES Election Data Expert, along with ECES/PROSES national staff members, including Abdullah Noori Nooristani, Abdul Mohaimin Mansoori, Hamdullah FayeQ and Marzia Meena. Paul Anderson, ECES/EUSDGN Senior Media Adviser, and Georgina Wheeler, ECES/PROSES Finance and Administration Manager, are the editors of the original English version. The ANJU team, headed by its Chairman Faheem Dashty, has also made substantial contributions to these guidelines. 2 Prefaces Luis Castellar, Project Director ECES/PROSES Following the Bonn Agreement and the provisions of the 2004 Constitution, Afghanistan entered into a new era inspired by modern democracy and led by political, social and economic institutions and players in which the media industry has flourished. To join the club of international democracies, Afghanistan adhered to a series of international treaties and covenants and developed its legal framework to align with international standards and obligations for
[Show full text]