It has been reported that the SSC has registered Green Party rule changes which were illegally implemented. This case confirms that the SSC has become a political organization that is interfering in the internal affairs of political parties. The SSC is wrong to legalize the irregular activity of a faction of any party. This case demonstrates the risks facing any political party in Mongolia.

Assemblies of the Green Party and the Civil Will Party decided to ally the two parties on March 26, 2011, and members agreed to form an alliance. The alliance was declared by hundreds of members of the two parties in the Government House, but the SSC views the alliance as illegal.

The SSC has demanded more paperwork from the CW-GP and has requested additional documents three times. It has also discussed registration of the CW-GP on two occasions and has deferred a decision for six months. But now the SSC has registered the illegal results of the Green Party’s meeting.

The issue is sent to the President, who appoints the Judge General of the SSC and other judges, because the CW-GP hopes the President will fulfill his promise to be fair and will begin court reforms based on this unfair case.

Otherwise, Mongolians will conclude that the Government has declared itself to be solely two parties, and citizens have no opportunity to unite and establish a new political force. Due to the politicized decision of the SSC, the principles of honoring, pursuing, and enforcing legislation have been destroyed, and the feasibility of violating the laws and misusing authority has been opened in the country.

The CW-GP will fight illegal cases of denying democracy in Mongolia and implementing political and economic secret interests, and for independent courts in accordance with law.