Amman – Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Center for Human Rights (NCHR), Dr. Raheel Gharaibeh, Commissioner General for Human Rights Alaa Al-Din Al-Armouti, and Board of Trustees member Father Nabil Haddad conducted field visits to several polling stations designated for the elections of governorate councils and the Greater Amman Municipality Council.
During the visits, the delegation observed the electoral process at Jabal Amman Basic School for Girls and Zein Al-Sharaf Secondary School for Girls in the Capital Governorate.
The delegation received briefings from the heads of electoral committees on voter turnout and the facilities provided by the Independent Election Commission (IEC) to enable election observers and journalists to carry out their duties, access polling and counting stations, and follow the electoral process and its results as they unfold.
The delegation was also briefed on the measures and mechanisms introduced by the Commission to ensure the integrity and transparency of the electoral process.
Commissioner General for Human Rights Alaa Al-Din Al-Armouti had previously conducted visits to several polling stations in the capital, Amman.
It is worth noting that the National Center for Human Rights announced yesterday the establishment of a fully equipped operations room to monitor and observe the elections of governorate councils, municipal councils, and the Greater Amman Municipality Council.
The operations room began its work on the first day the Independent Election Commission announced the polling date, on the eighth of this month, and will continue monitoring all stages of the electoral process, including the post-election phase.
