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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Expert · Level 67 · administrative accountability,legality,reasons
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  1. Administration demands answers from citizens without reason
  2. A citizen questions the reasons and legality of an administrative decision
  3. A citizen objects to weather
  4. Administration stops public debate
Expert · Level 67 · state,society,dignity
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  1. They control only government budget
  2. They apply only to political parties
  3. They protect a person's dignity and equality from unfair interference
  4. They ask citizens to live away from society
Expert · Level 67 · fearless life,arbitrary arrest,civil liberty
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  1. They protect from arbitrary arrest and repression
  2. They keep citizens away from public life
  3. They give unlimited power to police
  4. They make criticism a crime
Expert · Level 67 · policy making,responsive governance,participation
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  1. They allow citizens to express opinions and criticism on policy
  2. They always keep policy secret
  3. They stop citizen participation
  4. They free government from giving reasons
Expert · Level 67 · structural contribution,limited power,empowerment
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  1. They increase the number of polling booths
  2. They limit power and empower citizens
  3. They benefit only government employees
  4. They make the Constitution informal
Expert · Level 67 · popular decision,basic rights,majority
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  1. Popularity automatically proves justice
  2. An individual's right is always below majority preference
  3. Even a popular decision must remain within the limits of rights
  4. Rights apply only to groups
Expert · Level 67 · public discourse,censorship,expression
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  1. It will become more open
  2. It will become more diverse
  3. It will automatically become fair
  4. It can weaken through fear, censorship and one-sided views
Expert · Level 67 · trust,legitimacy,rights protection
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  1. Protection of rights increases citizens' trust in the system
  2. Protection of rights makes government illegal
  3. Protection of rights silences citizens
  4. Protection of rights stops elections
Expert · Level 67 · constitutional rights,enforceability,court
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  1. They remain only moral advice
  2. They become claims enforceable in court
  3. They become rulers' private preference
  4. They become hidden from citizens
Expert · Level 67 · individual dignity,crowd pressure,rights
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  1. They place crowd opinion above law
  2. They remove the individual from public life
  3. They protect individual dignity from collective pressure
  4. They make the individual irresponsible toward society
Expert · Level 67 · paper rights,implementation,administration
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  1. Democracy will become more effective
  2. Citizens will automatically become freer
  3. Number of elections will increase
  4. Gap between law and real life will increase
Expert · Level 67 · criticism,accountable governance,rights
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  1. Because criticism is a means of accountable governance
  2. Because criticism always removes government
  3. Because criticism is only the opposition's right
  4. Because criticism is outside law
Expert · Level 67 · protective shield,arbitrariness,citizens
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  1. They protect citizens from arbitrariness of power, majority and society
  2. They free citizens from all duties
  3. They only reduce election expenditure
  4. They separate government from people
Expert · Level 67 · development,civil liberty,dignity
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  1. Development is possible only by removing dignity and liberty
  2. Development must be balanced with citizen dignity and liberty
  3. Rights have no role in economic matters
  4. Development has no importance in democracy
Expert · Level 67 · active citizenship,questioning,reform
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  1. They make citizens only obey orders
  2. They keep citizens out of political life
  3. They give citizens the role of participation, questioning and reform
  4. They free citizens from law
Expert · Level 67 · social depth,weaker sections,social justice
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  1. When the state ignores discrimination against weaker sections
  2. When citizens only vote and return home
  3. When Parliament session is short
  4. When the budget is presented on time
Expert · Level 67 · constitution,living document,remedy
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  1. Rights enable citizens to make claims and get remedies through the Constitution
  2. Rights make the Constitution only a historical book
  3. Rights limit the Constitution to government orders
  4. Rights hide the Constitution from people
Expert · Level 67 · majority permission,basic freedoms,stability
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  1. Basic freedoms will depend on temporary political emotions
  2. Courts will become more independent
  3. Minorities will become more secure
  4. Democratic dissent will automatically increase
Expert · Level 67 · mature understanding,democratic values,balance
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  1. Rights are only a shield for one's own interest
  2. Rights are a balanced framework of liberty, equality, dignity and accountability
  3. Rights can be removed anytime by government's wish
  4. Rights are obstacles in public life
Expert · Level 67 · democracy,dignity,limited power
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  1. They are only a technical condition of elections
  2. They are a means to separate citizens from governance
  3. They make democracy based on dignity, liberty, equality and limited power
  4. They are a way to place majority above law