Will you have the right to equality under dictatorship? What would be the attitude regarding public opinion in such a country?
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Dictatorship is a form of government in which the power lies in the hand of an army personnel or a single party without an electoral process.
In dictatorship, one cannot have the right to equality in the following ways;
(i) The power lies in the hand of a dictator.
(ii) The decisions are only made by the dictator.
(iii) The constitution is not imposed.
(iv) Civilians do not have the right to question the government.
(v) Political activities are banned.
In dictatorship, one cannot have the right to equality in the following ways;
(i) The power lies in the hand of a dictator.
(ii) The decisions are only made by the dictator.
(iii) The constitution is not imposed.
(iv) Civilians do not have the right to question the government.
(v) Political activities are banned.
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Dictatorship obviously would not have the chance for right to equality at any cost.
Dictatorship runs in the hands of only a single person or a restricted group and it runs in their authority.
The public opinion would be forced under the influence of the dictator and it will be made to feel like a real public opinion
Dictatorship runs in the hands of only a single person or a restricted group and it runs in their authority.
The public opinion would be forced under the influence of the dictator and it will be made to feel like a real public opinion
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