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Lack of internal democracy remedies

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Definition of democracy:- Government by the people especially rule of the majority government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them directly or indirectly through a system of representation usually involving periodically held free elections.

In recent years, various democracies have faced the problem of nondemocratic political parties. In response, some have adopted the practice of the party ban. The main focus in existing jurisprudence has been on the external activities of these parties. In determining whether a political party is nondemocratic, attention has centered on the party's goals and practices. This judicial practice, manifest in different European constitutional courts as well as the European Court of Human Rights, is problematic. It often ignores an essential element in political parties, namely, their internal structures. This paper argues that political parties must be democratic not only externally, in their goals, but also democratic internally, in their organizational practices. The very interdependence between political parties and democracies should promote the parties' adherence not only to democratic goals and activities but also to democratic internal structures. This paper further argues that such internal democracy must be mandatory, and that, in rare cases, there is valid justification for banning political parties that lack internal democracy.

Here are five ways these experts suggested that governments and the international development community can tackle threats to democracy on the continent:-

1. Implement legal instruments and standards.

2. Condemn and reject unconstitutional changes of government.

3. Democracy should deliver on its promises.

4. Ensure inclusive and sustainable human development for all.

5. Focus on poverty reduction and inclusive, representative politics.

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