How do people take part in decision making in a democracy? explain
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In a representative Democracy, people elect their local leaders who are going to represent them in the parliament to make rules, laws and pass bills.
However, if e.g. the people of a nation are no happy with their representatives, they can wait for the next election and vote for someone else, whom, they trust.
That is the only way, they can make their voice heard practically.
On the other hand, in a democratic country people have to right to launch cases against certain government laws, rules and institutions and even carry out legal demonstrations and strikes.
Another channel is to use the Media to have their voices heard.
However, if e.g. the people of a nation are no happy with their representatives, they can wait for the next election and vote for someone else, whom, they trust.
That is the only way, they can make their voice heard practically.
On the other hand, in a democratic country people have to right to launch cases against certain government laws, rules and institutions and even carry out legal demonstrations and strikes.
Another channel is to use the Media to have their voices heard.
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In a democratic system of governance, people choose their representatives through adult franchise by casting their votes during elections. The elected members act as the voice of the people at the local municipal level as well as in the local assembly or in the country's parliament. The peoples' needs and wants are thus taken up in different fora and action taken accordingly.
If the elected representatives do not perform their duty satisfactorily, peoples' movements are also started and it is ensured adequate pressure is maintained on the leadership for hearing their voices.
If the elected representatives do not perform their duty satisfactorily, peoples' movements are also started and it is ensured adequate pressure is maintained on the leadership for hearing their voices.
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