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Pre-election ban on party advertising
Belgrade,
18 January 2007
The Serbian Broadcasting Agency stated today that during pre-election silence before holding elections on January 21 it will be forbidden to advertise directly or indirectly the parties that compete in the elections, their candidates and to give estimates on the election results.
The pre-election silence will begin on January 18 at midnight and will last until January 21 at 8 pm. On January 21, from 7 am to 8 pm, reports on the time and place where certain election candidates cast their votes, followed by pictures or sound will be allowed, but the release of their statements is forbidden, until the termination of the pre-election silence.
During the pre-election silence, broadcasters will be allowed to give information, notifications and videos of appropriate republic bodies and non-governmental institutions, informing citizens where and when they can vote, as well as estimations of the voter turnout, reads the statement.
During the pre-election silence, broadcasters will be allowed to give information, notifications and videos of appropriate republic bodies and non-governmental institutions, informing citizens where and when they can vote, as well as estimations of the voter turnout, reads the statement.
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