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International Democracy Originals

This International Democracy Originals archive has all of our original articles about the global struggle for free and fair elections, not including the original work of our our DC Authors. Articles in this International Democracy Originals archive were put together by the DC editing team as part of our daily curation of pro-democracy news from around the web. Be sure to also check out our main section on World Democracy as well.

Why Lifting Targeted Sanctions On Zimbabwe Officials is Premature

by DC Editors - August 20, 2018

Sanctions On Zimbabwe Officials is Premature

British MP, Kate Hoey, says till there is prove of transparency and respect for law, sanctions on Ex-Zimbabwean president and clique should stay in place.

Filed Under: International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Africa, Zimbabwe

Is Mnangagwa Zimbabwe’s New Democrat?

by Ngah Gabriel - August 19, 2018

Mnangagwa Zimbabwe’s New Democrat

In his speech on Monday, Mnangagwa urged the nation to move ahead and put the election period behind. If this means not punishing military excesses during the recent PEV then Mnangagwa a democrat will continue to be doubtful.

Filed Under: International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Africa, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe

A Brief Overview of Cuban Constitutions Since 1976

by Kinyuy Claudette Yiilareng - August 16, 2018

Cuban Constitutions Since 1976

Cuba has begun its walk towards a new era, modifying its constitution by recognising private ownership of property, the creation of a free market, etc.

Filed Under: International Democracy, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Cuba, Dictatorships

Ugandan Ex-Minister Loses MP Seat, So He Cuts Off Town’s Water

by Livert Ngum - August 13, 2018

Patrick Okumu-Ringa dismantled over 10 boreholes in the Nebbi municipality, a district in Northern Uganda, in reprisal for not being voted into parliament.

Patrick Okumu-Ringa dismantled over 10 boreholes in the Nebbi municipality, a district in Northern Uganda, in reprisal for not being voted into parliament.

Filed Under: International Democracy, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Africa, Uganda

Mnangagwa’s Swearing-in Postponed in Zimbabwe

by Kinyuy Claudette Yiilareng - August 13, 2018

Mnangagwa’s Swearing-in Postponed

Mnangagwa’s swearing-in was postponed pending the decision by the Constitutional Court on fraud allegations by the MDC Alliance.

Filed Under: International Democracy, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Africa, Zimbabwe

South Africa Moves Toward Land Expropriation Without Compensation

by Ngah Gabriel - August 13, 2018

South Africa’s Ramaphosa of the ruling ANC announced the amendment of the Constitution to ease the expropriation of land without compensation.

Filed Under: International Democracy, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Africa, South Africa

Is Democracy Good For Your Teeth?

by DC Editors - August 8, 2018

Is Democracy Good For Your Teeth?

Results from the 62 countries showed that countries categorized as Social Democratic and Liberal had better oral healthcare than did Dictatorial regimes.

Filed Under: Democracy Culture, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Dictatorships, Election Science, Worldwide

DRC Elections: Bemba Succeeds to Apply as Presidential Candidate

by Ngah Gabriel - August 6, 2018

DRC Elections

Jean-Pierre Bemba, 55, has succeeded to apply as a presidential candidate for the long-delayed elections to be held on 23 December 2018 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Filed Under: International Democracy, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo

Concern Expressed On Zimbabwe’s Post-Election Violence

by Ngah Gabriel - August 6, 2018

Zimbabwe's Post-Election Violence

UK and US express concern on post-election violence in Zimbabwe. The US has gone a step further, stating that it was reviewing Zimbabwe’s election results.

Filed Under: International Democracy, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Africa, Zimbabwe

VIDEO: A Chat With Heads of Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine Parliaments

by Adrian Tawfik - June 30, 2018

Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine

Can the three countries act together? How can working together help enact meaningful democratic reforms?

Filed Under: International Democracy, International Democracy Originals Tagged With: Europe, Georgia, Ukraine

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By Andrew Straw March 30, 2023

The 2024 Indiana election could remove 60% of the state’s justices, including Rush who’s violated property and human rights.

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By Joe Mathews March 23, 2023

To protect ballot initiatives from continuous opposition, one needs robust endurance and tenacity akin to Schwarzenegger’s.

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Harnessing The Power Of Juries

By Jenna Spinelle March 23, 2023

Juries are a democratic institution. They provide an important site for democratic action by citizens and their use should be revived.

Quality Education and Prioritizing Children: Fighting GOP Exploitation

By Jack Jones March 14, 2023

The GOP has turned its back on the educational needs of America’s youth. We need to invest in our children and protect their futures.

Finding the “We” in Civic Engagement

By Jenna Spinelle March 4, 2023

Collective action problems arise for people who want to get things done. Forming functional groups is key to effective civic engagement.

Taking Cues From The American Oligarchy

By Jack Jones February 20, 2023

The more the GOP has become complete obedience to their oligarch masters, the more they are driving the right winged minded fringe.

How california made a polish poet great

By Joe Mathews February 8, 2023

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What Will It Take To Make Democracy More Representative?

By Jenna Spinelle February 8, 2023

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Russian Wagner Boss Acknowledges Comparison With Rasputin

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