A democratic government enacts legislation that curtails the activities of minority political parties and opposition groups, justifying its action on the premise that the ruling party reflects the supreme will of the majority electorate. Which fundamental pillar of liberal democracy does this enactment directly violate?
- The constitutional guarantee of political pluralism and minority rightsCevap
- BThe principle of legal sovereignty, because parliamentary enactments automatically supersede political sovereignty
- CThe rule of law principle of executive immunity, because political opposition groups hold procedural immunity during election periods
- DThe separation of powers doctrine, because legislative law-making inherently usurps judicial review mechanisms
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The constitutional guarantee of political pluralism and minority rights
In a liberal democracy, majority rule is limited by constitutional safeguards that protect fundamental rights, freedom of association, and political pluralism. Using majority status to outlaw or suppress political opposition violates the core democratic principle that minority voices and alternative political choices must be protected.
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Pillars of Liberal Democracy and Protection of Minority Rights
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