Globe International has recently released results following 5 days of monitoring between May 18 and 22 observing that: during 28,011 minutes' coverage, excluding news programs, some 8.1 percent, has provided news and information about the two candidates; 46.6 percent or 1,054 minutes in a total of 28,011 minutes has been devoted to information about Ts.Elberdorj, and 53.4 percent or 1,207 minutes-- N.Enkhbayar.

Globe International has recently released results following 5 days of monitoring between May 13 and 17 observing that: during 27,408 minutes' coverage, excluding news programs, some 5.6 percent or 1,544 minutes, has provided news and information about the two candidates; 56 percent in a total of 1,544 minutes has been devoted to information about Ts.Elberdorj, and 44 percent-- N.Enkhbayar.

Globe International NGO is conducting a systematic monitoring of the media coverage of the May 24, 2009 presidential election. MPRP candidate N.Enkhbayar, current President of Mongolia, and DP candidate Ts.Elbegdorj MP are competing in the 2009 presidential election.

Globe International, an independent, non-partisan Mongolian NGO dedicated to freedom of expression and of the media, will conduct systematic monitoring of the media coverage of the May 24, 2009, presidential election. The monitoring which is supported by the Open Society Forum involves the last two weeks of media campaign of the candidates.

I received serious head injury when the post-election demonstration I was covering on July 1 riot in Ulaanbaatar. The head wound was under severe condition. I was admitted to the Orthopaedic Trauma Centre in Ulaanbaatar, where I underwent immediate epidural haematoma surgery to remove bone fragments lodged in my brain. 
Thanks to an urgent surgery made by doctors and nurses in Trauma Center, my life was saved. Then it required the second stage treatment or further surgery in procedures only available in foreign countries.