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What opportunities do women and minorities have in the government of Democracy?
Jobs
Are the rights of minorities better protected in a representative democracy an autocracy or an oligarchy?
representative democrazy
How Mandela began working for democracy?
mandela followed mahatma gandhi and fought against white minorities.
What Islam says about behavior with minorities?
Behave equally give equall right to minorities otherwise you are not muslim
Were the federalists or the anti-federalists more democratic and why?
The federalists.A democracy is there to please as many people as possible and a federal system is kinder to minorities.
Right of appeal?
in a democracy what follows with the right of appeal
What has the author Daniel C Lewis written?
Daniel C. Lewis has written: 'Direct democracy and minority rights' -- subject(s): States, Representative government and representation, Majorities, Direct democracy, Civil rights, Minorities
What has the author Trevor Jones written?
Trevor Jones has written: 'Policing and democracy in the Netherlands' -- subject(s): Police administration, Police 'Britain's ethnic minorities' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Ethnic relations, Ethnic groups, Minorities 'Policing after the Act' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Police 'Democracy and policing' -- subject(s): Police administration, Police
What right do minorities have in a domocracy?
In a democracy, minorities have the right to equal protection under the law, which includes the freedom to express their opinions, practice their culture, and participate in the political process. They are entitled to representation and the ability to influence decisions that affect their lives. Additionally, protections against discrimination ensure that minority groups can enjoy the same rights and opportunities as the majority. Ultimately, safeguarding minority rights is essential to uphold the principles of justice and equality that underpin democratic governance.
In a democracy each minority has a right to?
In a democracy, each minority group has the right to participate in the political process, have their voices heard, and have their interests represented. This is essential for ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their background or beliefs, have equal opportunities to influence decision-making and policy outcomes. Protecting the rights of minorities helps to prevent discrimination, promote diversity, and uphold the principles of equality and justice in a democratic society.
How does a democracy work to protect the rights and ideas of the majority and the minorities in a society?
A democracy protects the rights and ideas of the majority through the vote or ballot in which the majority rules. A democracy protects the rights and ideas of a minority only if it also has a supreme law such as a constitution that puts limits on what the majority rule may do.
Importance of democracy?
Democracy is good for resolving disagreements between powerful groups in society, without resorting to physical fighting and civil war. But democracy doesn't necessarily lead to social justice. Because it's the majority who makes the laws and the rules, regardless of whether weak minorities like these laws and rules or not. In a divided democratic society, quite often there is nothing weak minorities can do to protect their rights. A good historical example of that is USA. USA has been a democracy right from the day of its independence. And in that democracy first slavery for the blacks existed, and then racial segregation and discrimination for millions of blacks. Things are better in USA now. But democracy is no guarantee that things will stay as good as they are now. You only need to remember that Hitler and the Nazis gained popularity and power in a reasonably democratic country of their time. And then they used their power to declare martial law for everyone. Democracy is good for resolving disagreements between powerful groups in society, without resorting to physical fighting and civil war. But democracy doesn't necessarily lead to social justice. Because it's the majority who makes the laws and the rules, regardless of whether weak minorities like these laws and rules or not. In a divided democratic society, quite often there is nothing weak minorities can do to protect their rights. A good historical example of that is USA. USA has been a democracy right from the day of its independence. And in that democracy first slavery for the blacks existed, and then racial segregation and discrimination for millions of blacks. Things are better in USA now. But democracy is no guarantee that things will stay as good as they are now. You only need to remember that Hitler and the Nazis gained popularity and power in a reasonably democratic country of their time. And then they used their power to declare martial law for everyone.
