"True democracy" refers to a system where every citizen has an equal say and influence in decision-making processes. It means that individuals have the freedom to express their opinions, participate in elections, and have their votes count equally. In a
true democracy, power is distributed among the people to ensure fairness and accountability.
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- But it is actually a guarantee of true democracy not only in name but in fact. (religion-online.org)
- Mr Amissah - Arthur assured that all the agencies of government are making sure that the country conducts «free and fair elections,» indicating that is what Ghanaians want because the country «has become a model for true democracy in Africa». (3news.com)
- Anti-corruption crusader Preet Bharara took his clean - up - Albany message to Fordham Law School Friday, defending his mission as crucial to bringing true democracy to a state hobbled by a history of graft. (nydailynews.com)
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