What are the basic principles of democracy?

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<span>There are several principles of democracy. In a democratic society, everyone is equal. This means that they have the same rights no matter who they are. The laws and institutions are based on fairness and impartiality. This means no one gets preferential treatment. Ideas come from individuals and those ideas are shown to a council who vote on it. People have the right to express their ideas in a democratic society. Though the majority holds power, the minority and absentee members’ rights will be respected. Whether you are from the majority or minority, you have rights and those rights allow you to take part in important discussions or events. Systems and procedures in a democratic society is done in openness where everyone has the right to know the whole truth. Leaders and officials are chosen by the people through an election process. When their term of office ends, they return to civilian life. Power in all branches of government is shared equally.</span>

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