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The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) assessed the 1 March 2020 parliamentary elections in Tajikistan, finding a tightly controlled environment with systemic infringements on fundamental political rights and freedoms, leaving no space for pluralistic political debate. The elections were efficiently administered, but transparency and accountability challenges undermined the integrity and credibility of the process. The Constitution defines Tajikistan as a democratic state, but legislative powers are vested in a bicameral Supreme Assembly with the president holding significant executive powers. The legal framework restricts suffrage rights, and previous ODIHR recommendations to remove infringements remain unaddressed. The election administration lacked transparency and impartiality, and voter registration lists were compiled without centralized safeguards against multiple registrations. Significant efforts are needed to align the electoral process with international obligations and standards for democratic elections.