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Report on public fund misuse and child exploitation
The article focused on monitoring instances of manipulation and exploitation during the legislative election campaign on September 23rd in Nador, where numerous violations were recorded. These breaches included suspicions of using political money, bribery, exploitation of public property, and involving children in electoral campaigning. Additionally, violations occurred during voting and counting. A total of 676 forms were monitored, revealing 59 cases of voter influence, 53 cases of misuse of public assets, and 194 instances involving the participation of children in campaign activities. Among the observed maneuvers were activities such as campaigning inside polling stations, preventing observers from entering certain voting centers, and directing voters to favor specific candidates. Many ballots were invalidated due to exceeding voting marks, and the use of projects and public services for political purposes prior to the official campaign was noted. The findings highlight the importance of election monitoring to detect violations and underscore the need to strengthen transparency and integrity measures.
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