Civic and Voter Education

Article 58 makes civic education a constitutional responsibility of the Commission. Education must be continuous, accurate, neutral, accessible, nonpartisan, and designed for informed participation rather than support for any party, candidate, referendum position, or outcome.

• How elections work
• Why voting matters
• Ballot secrecy
• How votes are counted
• How results are reconciled and verified
• Rights and responsibilities of voters
• Candidate and party responsibilities
• Peaceful electoral participation
• Recognizing electoral misinformation
• Filing an electoral complaint
• Educational videos and downloadable guides
• Frequently asked questions
• Materials in Eritrean languages
• Accessible materials for persons with disabilities

Core Principles

Every educational product should identify its legal basis and publication date, use clear language, distinguish certified facts from provisional information, correct errors visibly, support Eritrean languages and disability access, and remain available through non-digital channels. Partner organizations may assist under transparent standards, but the Commission remains responsible for accuracy and neutrality.