Question

how are the decision of people respect in a democracy​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

The literature on democracy and disagreement has argued that the principle of respect for judgement requires that disagreement within democracy is resolved by a democratic decision. This paper raises the question what the principle of respect for judgement requires when there is disagreement on democratic inclusion. The paper argues that not all, but some, disagreements on democratic inclusion must be resolved by a democratic decision. Three reasons for when it need not are distinguished, issue-related reasons, people-related reasons, and judgement-related reasons. When parties disagree on democratic inclusion because they disagree on basic principles, the disagreement need not be resolved by a democratic decision, for issue-related or for people-related reasons. When, instead, parties disagree on democratic inclusion despite agreeing on basic principles, the disagreement must be resolved by a democratic decision if the judgements of the disagreeing parties are reasonable.

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Answer 2

In a democracy, every citizen gets a right to cast their vote and enjoy fundamental rights.

• Free and fair elections are held in a democracy for government's efficient working.  The people's will to democracy is essential, as it is a form of government, where people elect the representatives.
• It accommodates resolutions for the different social groups by providing them equality in political, economical and social terms.
• Decisions are then made to provide concessions for the poorer sections of society, such as implementing policies, educational quotas etc.
• Decision to provide facilities to poorer parts of society to help them boost their socio-economic status to lead a dignified life is considered.
• It also takes into account social diversity, by considering equality, fair representation for all irrespective of caste, colour, creed, religion, race, language or residence.
• Views of the minority community are also considered. Majority groups are not constraining their views on minorities.