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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,public_reason,debate
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  1. They always stop criticism
  2. They allow citizens to express different views and debate rationally
  3. They validate only the ruling party view
  4. They remove citizens from public life
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,meaningful_democracy,remedies
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  1. Where elections exist but criticism is banned
  2. Where majority treats every dissent as crime
  3. Where elections are accompanied by liberty equality and remedies
  4. Where citizens only obey orders
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,social_environment,rights_use
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  1. The social environment for rights is weak
  2. Voting age is too high
  3. Assembly constituencies are too small
  4. Tax rates are unequal
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,democratic_control,review
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  1. They allow citizens to question power and seek review of decisions
  2. They place government above citizens
  3. They allow only the majority to go to court
  4. They limit rights to election campaign
Expert · Level 69 · democratic rights,dignity,human rights,equality,respect,indian civics
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  1. Getting a special post from the government
  2. Treating every person as worthy of respect and freedom
  3. Giving respect only to people in the majority
  4. Depriving citizens of the right to private life
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,information,informed_consent
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  1. Excessive voting
  2. Excessive equality
  3. Weakness of informed consent and accountability
  4. Excessive judicial remedy
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,opposition,political_choice
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  1. Because opposition parties are always wrong
  2. Because government chooses the opposition
  3. Because opposition is not needed after elections
  4. Because they question power and present alternatives
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,unjust_law,constitutional_challenge
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  1. Rights give citizens a basis for constitutional challenge
  2. Rights treat every law as correct without examination
  3. Rights keep courts away from citizens
  4. Rights become only administrative orders
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,rule_of_law,complementary
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  1. Rights increase arbitrariness and reduce rule of law
  2. Rights bind power to law and law protects rights
  3. Rights only allow courts to run politics
  4. Rule of law makes citizens rights unnecessary
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,ordinary_citizen,access_to_remedy
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  1. When rights exist only in textbooks
  2. When rights are only for powerful people
  3. When an ordinary citizen can complain and get remedy without fear
  4. When rights are made election slogans
Expert · Level 69 · democratic rights,freedom of assembly,equality before law,political equality,civics class 9
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  1. Equality and impartiality of rights will be lost
  2. Opposition parties will be legally barred from contesting elections
  3. The judiciary will be placed under the executive
  4. The minimum voting age will be raised
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,criticism,legitimate_dissent
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  1. Because there is no rights based valid relation between power and criticism
  2. Because criticism is always violent
  3. Because citizens have no opinions
  4. Because government does not contest elections
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,mob_rule,fair_hearing
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  1. They allow the crowd to give instant justice
  2. They give the individual protection of legal procedure and fair hearing
  3. They keep minorities outside law
  4. They abolish courts
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,equal_respect,anti_discrimination
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  1. Rule of law
  2. Citizen participation
  3. Discrimination based on caste religion gender or opinion
  4. Judicial remedy
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,power,accountability
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  1. Because they change power from command into responsibility
  2. Because they silence citizens
  3. Because they make government unlimited
  4. Because they make law unnecessary
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,social_justice,opportunity
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  1. Rights weaken social justice
  2. Rights give neglected groups a basis to demand respect and opportunity
  3. Rights protect only property
  4. Rights erase social diversity
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,government_criticism,dissent
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  1. Government and nation are always the same
  2. Criticism is only a right of foreigners
  3. Criticism of government can be peaceful exercise of rights in democracy
  4. Rights exist only for praising government
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,enforcement,real_rights
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  1. Not in their long wording but in citizens use and enforcement
  2. Not in colorful posters but in election slogans
  3. Not in judicial protection but in government wish
  4. Not in equal application but in special privilege
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,nominal_democracy,rights_based
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  1. When citizens openly question policy
  2. When courts can review power
  3. When minorities can preserve their culture
  4. When elections exist but liberty dissent and remedy are unavailable
Expert · Level 69 · democratic_rights,broad_significance,accountability
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  1. They make the citizen a free dignified participant who can demand accountability
  2. They make the citizen only an order following person
  3. They free the majority from every limit
  4. They make courts and the Constitution irrelevant