This morning, Wednesday 30th August 2023, the Master’s thesis presented by student Hamza Musa Abdul Mawla was discussed in the visual courtroom at the Faculty of Law. The examination committee consisted of:
- 1. Dr. Azaddin Abu Bakr Akhrig as the main supervisor.
- 2. Dr. Mustafa Abdul Hameed Dlaf as the internal examiner.
- 3. Dr. Muftah Khalifa Abdul Hameed as the external examiner.
Study Summary ⬇️
This study aims to shed light on the electoral process and the disputes surrounding it, as the electoral process is considered the only democratic means to determine authorities within society. Due to the importance of this process, all contemporary political systems have emphasised it in their constitutions and regular legislations. Despite the legal frameworks established to protect it from manipulation and forgery, the electoral process still faces various disputes that hinder its progress, necessitating the presence of a neutral authority to resolve them and restore matters to their correct course. The electoral process is one of the most significant aspects of political participation, and the researcher in this study relied on an analytical approach by analysing the legal texts regulating the electoral process issued after the constitutional declaration in 2011.
