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<div>The Government of Zimbabwe, through the Minister of  Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi, has accused the European Union Election Observer Mission (EU EOM) of going beyond its mandate.</div>
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<div>Responding to the EU EOM final report on the 23-24 August harmonised elections at a press conference in Harare on Saturday, Ziyambi said the EU election observers strayed from their mandate by dictating to Zimbabwe how the country’s institutions and legislative framework should be structured.</div>
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<div>Ziyambi criticised the EU EOM final report that was presented the by mission’s head, Fabio Massimo Castaldo online from Brussels, Belgium, saying it was biased towards the opposition. Said Ziyambi:</div>
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<div>Observers come to observe. So, when observers meet a group of people who didn’t follow the due process of satisfying the requirements of the law in terms of their gatherings, they simply observe and take note of what that particular individual has said.</div>
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<div>Likewise, if they meet a group of people that are complaining that the other side is doing this, whether that complaint borders on an illegality on the act of the other party, they will simply note it. That is what observation is all about.</div>
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<div>He said election observers should not be confused with election monitors. Said Ziyambi:</div>
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<div>So, as Government, we are actually surprised that observers think that they are actually monitors, or they are here to change our laws.</div>
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<div>Presenting the mission’s final report on the elections on Friday, Castaldo said the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (ZEC) and the judiciary’s perceived political bias, as well as the actions of the Forever Associates of Zimbabwe (FAZ), undermined the credibility of the polls.</div>
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<div>The EU EOM report also criticised recent laws that it said eroded the separation of powers and limited civic and political freedoms. </div>
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<div>The laws noted in the report include the so-called Patriotic Act, the Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) bill and the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act (MPOA) which the EU EOM said closed space for the exercise of freedoms of association, assembly, and expression.</div>
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<p>The EU EOM provided 21 recommendations, listing seven as priority which the mission said may bring comprehensive and meaningful electoral reforms.</p>
<p>The recommendations include; enhancing election organisation and management in Zimbabwe, maintaining ZEC and its staff independence, providing timely and thorough information to the public, and protecting the freedom to assemble.</p>
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Govt Says EU Election Observer Mission Strayed From Its Mandate

<p>The Zimbabwean government on Tuesday summoned European Union (EU) ambassadors accredited to Harare for a meeting over a report by the EU Election Observer Mission (EU EOM) on the 23 August Harmonised Elections, <a href="https://www.news24.com/news24/africa/news/zimbabwe-summons-eu-ambassadors-over-damning-report-by-election-observers-20230828"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">reported News24</span></a>.</p>
<p>Zimbabwe said the observers were partisan in their report.</p>
<p>The meeting was convened by acting Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Amon Murwira.</p>
<p>In a statement, Murwira accused the EU Electoral Observation Mission of deliberately issuing “a broad statement full of misrepresentations and allegations”. He added:</p>
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<p>In large part, the preliminary report was not based on the actual observation of the election and misled the world about the conduct of our elections.</p>
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<p>During the run-up to the elections, the Zimbabwean government accused the EU EOM of working on a plan to discredit the polls.</p>
<p>The EU EOM is one of the election observer missions that declared the presidential and legislative elections failed to conform to democratic principles. Part of the report says:</p>
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<p>Curtailed rights and a lack of a level playing field led to an environment that was not always conducive to voters making a free and informed choice in Zimbabwe’s elections.</p>
<p>The passing of regressive legal provisions and acts of violence and intimidation resulted in a climate of fear.</p>
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<p>The 2023 elections were the first elections since the turn of the millennium to be observed by the EU following a fallout with the then President, Robert Mugabe.</p>
<p>Political analysts say the damning report might compromise the re-engagement drive.</p>
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Zimbabwe Summons EU Ambassadors Over Adverse Report By Election Observers

<p>The European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) to Zimbabwe has pledged to be impartial and not to interfere with the country’s electoral process in its observation of the 23 August Harmonised Elections.</p>
<p>The Chief Observer of the EU EOM, Fabio Massimo Castaldo, said they will not make any statement on Zimbabwe’s elections until all processes are completed. He said:</p>
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<p>In accordance with the Administrative Arrangement signed with the Zimbabwean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, we are here to deliver an independent and impartial assessment of the entire electoral process.</p>
<p>We will not correct possible shortcomings and we will not endorse the results or make any other statement about the quality of the process until respective stages are completed.</p>
<p>Zimbabwe and its people can count on our commitment to work undeterred and professionally as promised. These are the elections of the Zimbabwean people.</p>
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<p>Added the EU EOM Chief Observer:</p>
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<p>Our mandate is to assess all aspects of the electoral process and to analyse the extent to which these elections comply with international and regional standards for elections, as well as with Zimbabwean law.</p>
<p>These standards are not imposed by the EU EOM. They are signed by Zimbabwe as part of Zimbabwe’s commitment to democratic processes.</p>
<p>We are independent in our work. The EU EOM sees the deployment of the mission in the spirit of partnership in achieving common goals.</p>
<p>The EU is to committed to accompanying the Zimbabwean people throughout the process”, underlined the Chief Observer.</p>
<p>Following the deployment of our core team on 8 July and our 46 long-term observers earlier this week, I will come to Zimbabwe as soon as possible to learn also first-hand about the ongoing process for the 2023 Harmonised Elections.</p>
<p>For election day our mission will be joined by 44 short-term observers, a delegation from the European Parliament and diplomats, accredited to the Republic of Zimbabwe.</p>
<p>The EU EOM is expected to comprise over 150 observers from all 27 EU member states, plus Canada, Norway, and Switzerland.</p>
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<p>Castaldo said the EU EOM will present a preliminary statement to the Zimbabwean authorities and to the Zimbabwean people some two days after the elections</p>
<p>He said the EU observers will remain in Zimbabwe after election day to observe also the post-election environment.</p>
<p>The EU EOM will then deliver a final report with recommendations about two months after the elections.</p>
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EU Election Observation Mission To Zimbabwe Pledges Impartiality, Non-interference

<p>The European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) in Zimbabwe has started its work.</p>
<p>EU EOM Chief Observer Fabio Massimo Castaldo, a Member of the European Parliament, said:</p>
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<p>The deployment of this mission is a strong sign of Zimbabwe’s and the EU’s commitment to supporting genuine and transparent elections.</p>
<p>We are here to achieve common goals with the people and the institutions of Zimbabwe.</p>
<p>We will observe and analyse elections, and our tested methodology ensures that there won’t be any interference in the process by our side.</p>
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<p>The EU EOM’s mandate is to conduct an independent, impartial and comprehensive analysis of the entire election process, before, on and after the election day. Said Chief Observer Castaldo:</p>
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<p>EU observers will also focus on the level playing field for contesting candidates and parties, the electoral administration, the campaign environment, the conduct of traditional and social media, voting, counting and the tabulation of results.</p>
<p>We will remain in the country well beyond election day to observe the post-electoral environment.</p>
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<p>The EU said that a core team of 11 analysts arrived in Zimbabwe on 8 July 2023 and they will be joined by 46 long-term observers and 44 short-term observers.</p>
<p>On election day the mission will be supplemented across the country by locally recruited short-term observers, drawn from embassies, and a delegation from the European Parliament.</p>
<p>The EU EOM comprises on election day over 150 observers from EU member states as well as Canada, Norway and Switzerland.</p>
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