Recommendations for the Adoption of Electronic Electoral Technologies

This document is a guide that presents recommendations for the adoption of electronic electoral technologies (EETs) in the election process. It emphasizes the importance of adhering to key human rights election principles, including inclusion, secrecy, integrity, universality, equality, transparency, accountability, security, and public confidence. The recommendations are categorized into two main parts: actions required by all election stakeholders and specific responsibilities for various stakeholders such as electoral management bodies, parliaments, political parties, and civil society. The document outlines the stages involved in implementing EETs, which may include voter registration, voting, counting, and results tabulation. It stresses the need for a consultative approach to ensure that the adoption of EETs is inclusive and does not compromise the integrity of the electoral process. Additionally, it highlights the necessity of transparency and accountability in the use of EETs, ensuring that all stakeholders can oversee and verify the electoral processes effectively. The recommendations aim to align the implementation of EETs with international human rights commitments.