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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Expert · Level 68 · electoral power,civil liberty,democracy
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  1. Because rights keep electoral power within limits of civil liberty
  2. Because rights decide the number of polling stations
  3. Because rights only choose election symbols
  4. Because rights keep election results secret
Expert · Level 68 · constitutional limits,basic freedoms,rights
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  1. They make taxation easier
  2. They set constitutional limits even on laws
  3. They stop election campaigns
  4. They free citizens from all rules
Expert · Level 68 · soul of democracy,dignity,liberty
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  1. Democracy is only a system of leaders
  2. Citizens are only spectators in democracy
  3. Without free and dignified citizens democracy is an empty process
  4. Courts have no role in democracy
Expert · Level 68 · majority rule,citizen dignity,constitutional limits
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  1. Majority is always above law
  2. Minorities have no liberty
  3. Majority can silence citizens
  4. Majority is also bound by the Constitution and citizen dignity
Expert · Level 68 · rights holder,state relation,citizenship
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  1. The person stands with legal claims, not at the mercy of the state
  2. State becomes private property of citizens
  3. Citizens become free from all laws
  4. State has no responsibility
Expert · Level 68 · access to court,remedy,enforcement
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  1. They will become more popular
  2. They may become unenforceable declarations
  3. They will give more protection to citizens
  4. They will limit government
Expert · Level 68 · freedom of expression,public review,ideas
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  1. It only increases entertainment
  2. It ends all laws
  3. It makes public review of power and competition of ideas possible
  4. It stops citizens from voting
Expert · Level 68 · legitimacy,fair hearing,rights suppression
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  1. When government holds free elections
  2. When courts give fair hearing
  3. When citizens hold peaceful assembly
  4. When critics are punished without hearing
Expert · Level 68 · equality,dignity,discrimination
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  1. Civic dignity free from humiliation and discrimination
  2. Dominance of one language
  3. Centralization of power
  4. End of secrecy of voting
Expert · Level 68 · institutions,accountability,civil liberties
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  1. They place institutions above people
  2. They make institutions accountable to citizens' liberties
  3. They make courts inactive
  4. They make the Constitution a private document
Expert · Level 68 · minority protection,majority will,constitutional rights
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  1. Minorities always become majority
  2. Minorities do not need citizenship
  3. Rights protect them from depending on temporary majority will
  4. Rights exclude majority from citizenship
Expert · Level 68 · information,governance monitoring,informed citizens
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  1. Increasing military power
  2. Increasing tax collection
  3. Securing private profit
  4. Informed decision-making and monitoring of governance
Expert · Level 68 · social justice,weaker sections,legal protection
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  1. They give weaker groups a legal basis against exploitation and discrimination
  2. They make inequality permanent
  3. They protect only powerful classes
  4. They close courts
Expert · Level 68 · reasonable restrictions,public order,responsibility
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  1. Rights have no value
  2. Liberty is balanced with others' safety and public order
  3. Government can end rights anytime
  4. Citizens should not get justice
Expert · Level 68 · hate speech,public interest,limits
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  1. It always gives it complete protection
  2. It turns it into an electoral right
  3. It may place reasonable limits on it in public interest
  4. It ends all citizens' rights
Expert · Level 68 · civil society,awareness,rights protection
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  1. It replaces all courts
  2. It keeps citizens away from politics
  3. It turns rights into government mercy
  4. It creates public awareness, monitoring, and peaceful pressure
Expert · Level 68 · constitutional rights,ordinary law,stable protection
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  1. Because they are harder to change and place higher limits on power
  2. Because they are never enforced
  3. Because they are only for officials
  4. Because they end citizenship
Expert · Level 68 · elections,fear,press freedom
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  1. When citizens can freely campaign and criticize
  2. When opposition and press are kept under fear
  3. When courts protect rights
  4. When voters decide freely
Expert · Level 68 · valid claim,law,society
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  1. It is only an emotional wish
  2. It is a ruler's personal gift
  3. It is a demand recognized by society and law
  4. It is an order of the Election Commission
Expert · Level 68 · rights and duties,respect,responsibility
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  1. Duties end rights
  2. Rights make duties unnecessary
  3. Both have no relation
  4. Responsible use of rights is linked with respect for others' rights