international day of democracy
Int’l Day of Democracy / Quest for democracy: Bangladesh at crossroads again
More than half a century after its independence, Bangladesh still finds itself at the crossroads of crafting a state built on durable democratic foundations.
International Day of Democracy / Do Bangladeshis want democracy?
Most of Bangladesh's young people did not have a chance to vote in the last two elections.
International Day of Democracy / UN expert calls for democratisation of the media
Democracy and self-determination are crucial in preventing national, regional and international conflict, but are under attack from ‘fake news’, incomplete news and political correctness, says UN expert
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF DEMOCRACY: Space for Civil Society / Civil society strengthens electoral democracy
Division of work among various institutions is an organisational imperative. However, the reality is that no institution in modern times is capable of discharging its assigned duties autonomously without the help and cooperation of a number of other institutions who have some interest in achieving common goals.
Stop erosion of democracy, UN urges govts
UN rights experts, speaking ahead of the International Day of Democracy, deplores the increasing erosion of democracy as a result of repressive policies in some countries but also by virtue of the increasing influence of vested interests at the expense of the public will.
Quest for democracy: Bangladesh at crossroads again
More than half a century after its independence, Bangladesh still finds itself at the crossroads of crafting a state built on durable democratic foundations.
Do Bangladeshis want democracy?
Most of Bangladesh's young people did not have a chance to vote in the last two elections.
UN expert calls for democratisation of the media
Democracy and self-determination are crucial in preventing national, regional and international conflict, but are under attack from ‘fake news’, incomplete news and political correctness, says UN expert
Civil society strengthens electoral democracy
Division of work among various institutions is an organisational imperative. However, the reality is that no institution in modern times is capable of discharging its assigned duties autonomously without the help and cooperation of a number of other institutions who have some interest in achieving common goals.
Stop erosion of democracy, UN urges govts
UN rights experts, speaking ahead of the International Day of Democracy, deplores the increasing erosion of democracy as a result of repressive policies in some countries but also by virtue of the increasing influence of vested interests at the expense of the public will.