Ombudsman’s office receives 46 hot line calls as of 9.30 p.m

Human Rights Defender’s office has received 46 hot line calls as of  9.30 p.m. local time on Sunday relating to the voting process, the ombudsman’s office press service reports.

The task group set up with the instruction of the ombudsman has studied over 1,000 publications in mass media and social networks.

The hot line calls referred to the unavailability of polling stations for people with disabilities, possibility of voting with identification cards, voting eligibility.

The Human Rights Defender’s office staff has provided consultations to citizens on all the issues.

The publications in media and social networks referred to the attitude of commission members, furnishing of the polling stations.

Cases of photographing the ballots and showing them have been registered.

Special attention was paid to the information on hindering the work of reporters and observers.