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The OPORA Civil Network is a non-partisan nationwide network of activists and civic organizations.
The report was prepared by a group of long-term observers who worked in all territorial election districts of the Volyn region. Previous monitoring reports of the Civil Network OPORA can be found on the website www.opora.org.ua
The Civil Network OPORA is a non-partisan nationwide network of activists and civic organizations.
“The source of our problems is double standards: one law applies to those who have power or money, another to the ordinary person. To one — everything, to another — nothing. The majority of society suffers from prices that are constantly rising, while some enrich themselves because of this.
As President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko stated in a televised address, the ruling coalition today violates the law and the Constitution of Ukraine by holding an illegal session of the Verkhovna Rada. Their goals are clear: to block the early elections on September 30 and to protect the culture of immunity in Ukraine.
On August 22, 2007, a press conference of the Civil Network OPORA was held at the RBC-Ukraine press center. It announced the results of a study of the regional representation of candidates to the Verkhovna Rada of the VI convocation in the lists of four main political players (PR, BYuT, CPU, NU-NS).
During August-September 2007, the Long-term Observation Program for the early elections to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is being implemented throughout the territory of Ukraine.
Representatives of seven national-democratic forces of Volyn signed a Cooperation Agreement on July 12.
Volyn NashouKrainians support the President's position regarding the dismissal of Sviatoslav Piskun from the post of Prosecutor General of Ukraine.
We asked People's Deputy of Ukraine Volodymyr Heorhiyovych Karpuk to comment on the situation that has developed in the state.
