The role of the United Nations’ observer mission in South Africa's elections∗

In the following article Graham Evans, who was a United Nations election observer in the Eastern Transvaal province, argues that the criticism of the United Nations’ involvement in South Africa's recent elections is misplaced. He argues that what is really important is that any reasonably fair elections were held in the first place

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• Observing South Africa's first democratic elections from the eastern Transvaal

  Graham Evans•The Round Table•1994

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