Democratic Principle

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A Democratic Principle is a political principle that encompasses the fundamental guidelines and practices essential for the functioning and maintenance of a democracy.

  • Context:
  • Example(s):
    • citizen participation, equality, accountability, transparency, and political tolerance.
    • multi-party system, control over the abuse of power, freedom of economy, a bill of rights, and the protection of human rights.
    • free and fair elections, maintain an independent judiciary, facilitate the peaceful transfer of power, and uphold the rule of law.
    • The principle of Free and Fair Elections ensures that elections in a democracy are not mere facades but are competitive and open to all citizens.
    • The Rule of Law principle in democratic systems mandates that laws apply equally to all individuals, including those in positions of power.
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  • Counter-Example(s):
  • See: Political System, Human Rights, Constitutional Democracy.