DEMOCRACY IN BD (1) (1).pptx

Democracy In Bangladesh Democracy Democracy is a form of government in which the people have the authority to choose their governing legislation Meaning and Concept Of Democracy The ancient Greeks were the first to create a democracy. The word “democracy” comes from two Greek words that mean...

Democracy In Bangladesh Democracy Democracy is a form of government in which the people have the authority to choose their governing legislation Meaning and Concept Of Democracy The ancient Greeks were the first to create a democracy. The word “democracy” comes from two Greek words that mean people ( demos) and rule ( kratos ). Types Of Democracy 1.Direct Democracy 2. Representative Democracy Principles Of Democracy 1. Liberty 2. Equality 3. Fraternity 4. Fundamental rights to the people 5. Independence of judiciary 6. Fair election Democracy of Bangladesh Bangladesh achieved sovereignty from Pakistan in 1971, a country established with a democratic framework. As a result, Bangladesh was also established with democratic institutions at its core. The History Of Democracy In Bangladesh Democracy in Bangladesh was first introduced when the British ruled South Asia from 1700 to 1947, where Bangladesh was among the first British colonies in the subcontinent Democracy Overview In Bangladesh Since From 1947 the Democracy of Bangladesh has changed a lot. The country was born out of long democratic movement initially aimed at achieving autonomy for the rights of majority population. There are many political parties in Bangladesh. Like Awami league , BNP, Jatiyo Party etc The Chart Of Bangladesh’s Parliament Crisis Of Democracy In Bangladesh 1. Absence of democratic political culture. 2. Absence the rule of law. 3. Absence of strong political leadership. 4. Corruption 5. Lack of political morality 6. Weak Parliamentary Committee System 7. Problems of political parties 8. Problems of press media Possible Solution To Improve The Situation : 1. Cautiousness of citizens 2. Free , fair and participatory election 3. Reform of political and social institution 4. Ensure equal distribution of wealth 5. Strong rule of law 6. Strong leadership 7. Spread the value of morality 8. Strong press and media Prospects Of Democracy In Bangladesh 1. Provision for Caretaker Government 2. People’s Eagerness for Democracy 3. Peaceful Transition of Power 4. Response of Civil Society 5. Independence of Press, Media and Newspaper 6. Role of NGO 7. Women Empowerment Conclusion Though Bangladesh has facing various problems to institutionalize democracy but the suggested policy measures that was discussed can improve the situation and there are many prospects for Bangladesh.