Democracy and Gender equality
Democracy and Gender equality Women’s participation is a central element of democracy, the nature and degree of women’s participation is a key indicator of the quality of democratic culture. In the light of that if a democracy neglects women’s participation, and it ignores voices, or if it shirks accountability for women’s rights or this case a democracy is for only half of citizens. So it is consider democracy an incubator for gender equality because it has a power to provide a public space for discussion of women rights and the process of their empowerment, that it is easier for women to practice their political, civil, economic and social rights.it is also a strong relationship between women’s participation and rights, and the building of democracy. If women need democracy in order to flourish, in the same time also democracy needs women to be representative, and enduring. For these reason that the quality of democracy is determined not only by the form of institutions, but also by the extent that different social groups participate in these institutions. Hereof, the gender of democracy matters profoundly and the absence of women from political life results in democratization with a male face or in a "male democracy" an incomplete form of democracy. In another hand today, across the world , modern women are key players in of democracy and cultural change , democracy and women's rights movements have appeared more or less in side by side and these tow processes are closely intertwined and even depend on one another when try to Separate two conceptually in political it is dangerous. This is because women can pay a high price when a democratic process is launched without strong institutions and without firmly-established principles of equality and the rights of all citizens and in such situation a party based on parental norms can come to power through free elections and then move to relegate women to second-class citizenship.
What are Human Rights?
Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person in the world, from birth until death, regardless of race, sex, nationality, language, religion, or any other status. They are relevant to all of us, not just those who face repression or mistreatment. These rights help protect our private and family life and allow us to enjoy free press. Human rights give us the right to form partnership with, and love, whoever we want to. We have the rights to demonstrate peacefully and the right to free speech. In fact, we have the right to education, the right to vote in free and fair election, the right to freedom of thought, religion, and finally the right to life which one of the most significant human rights. Human rights are the very fabric of every society, they protect our way of life. They guarantee our freedom and allow us to progress through our lives with fairness and dignity. These rights protect us, our families and friends all through our lives from birth to death without discrimination. So much of what we do in our everyday life depends on our human rights and we don’t always realize it. When we are ill as we grow older we all have the right to care this dignified and respectful. Finally, it can be said that human rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to work and education, and many more. Everyone is entitled to these rights, without discrimination.