Do movements and protests in a country strengthen democracy? Justify
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Yes movements and protests do strengthen democracy
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The ideals of democracy hinge upon individual rights and freedom of expression. Thus, movements and protests strengthen democracy by giving everyone an opportunity to voice their opinion in a fair way. They also encourage citizen participation in decision making, which is crucial to a democracy. Good example of how protests and movements make a difference and strengthen democracy is the anti-arrack movement in Andhra Pradesh, where women campaigned and used protests as a means to lead to a ban on alcohol.
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