Non democratic government

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2 answers:

Aleks [24]3 years ago

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Do you want me to define it?
What do you mean?

viva [34]3 years ago

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Answer :- 

A non democratic government is a government run by officials who are not elected by citizens and are not accountable to citizens.

There are numerous non-democratic countries that exist in the world today. All of them have some very common features which are listed below.

1. They rarely have an elected parliament. I said rarely because in some countries they do have some small local body elections even though majority of power rests in the hands of non elected people.

2. They have strict control of freedom of Speech. People are not allowed to say anything against the government openly in public.

3. Limited rights to gather to protest: Protests against the government are restricted severely. Most people are put in jail or beaten up if they do

4. No freedom of Media: Media is highly controlled in non democratic governments. Most newspapers, TV stations are owned by the government and the private companies cannot say anything against the government.

5. Control remains in the Family: Many non democratic countries are ruled by families, and the power is usually passed down to the next generation.

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