Supreme Court Decides over voter verification issue from diaspora

The Supreme Court of Kosovo has dismissed the organisation's “complaint as incorrect G ERMIN”, exercised in relation to the Election Panel's decision on Ancess and Paraseta PZAP, which confirmed the decision by the Central Election Commission to verify voters from the diaspora through phone calls. Without being issued to merit cases, the Supreme Court has estimated that the complaint [...]
The Supreme Court of Kosovo has dismissed the organisation's “complaint as incorrect G ERMIN”, exercised in relation to the Election Panel's decision on Ancess and Paraseta PZAP, which confirmed the decision by the Central Election Commission to verify voters from the diaspora through phone calls.
Without being issued on merit cases, the Supreme Court has estimated that the complaint exercised by the organisation “G ERMIN”, is illegal and has subsequently confirmed PZAP's decision.
The Central Election Commission on January 11th 2021 issued its ruling under which it stipulates that “if the applicant is not answered on the phone, then his app is rejected”, referring to procedures to verify voters outside Kosovo.
To this decision on January 12th, 2021, the Nongovernmental Organisation “Germin”, and the Vetevendosje Movement filed complaints in the Election Panel for Anxiety and Parashtes while P ZAP, with the decision of January 13th, 2021, rejected complaints, praising that the exercised complaint is unfounded and that the complaint could be exercised only in the first cases specifically by law.
Towards PZAP decision, Organisation “G ERMIN” filed a complaint with the Supreme Court of Kosovo, which, on the decision of January 18, 2021, described the complaint as incorrect.











