Month: September 2018

Uncategorized by dshoyasSeptember 10, 2018

The Devastating Humanitarian Toll of Corruption: The Declaration of Human Rights Reaches 70

By Frank Vogl Corruption – the abuse of public office for private gain – rages across most countries and for every crime of corruption there is a victim – now the number of victims is multiplying. This should not have been the case – following World War Two we were promised a better world. After […]

Uncategorized by dshoyasSeptember 4, 2018September 4, 2018

Observe D.C. – Applying International Election Oversight Mechanisms in the United States

By Ben Mindes Election administration in America is governed not by one singular body, as is typical in almost every country around the world, but by nearly 10,000 local jurisdictions, each with their own rules and regulations. Local elections are often underfunded and rely on volunteer poll workers who often receive minimal training on complex […]