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This document discusses democracy in Papua New Guinea (PNG). It begins by defining democracy as a system of government run by the people directly or indirectly through representation. It then provides a brief history of democracy, noting it originated in ancient Athens and came to PNG after it gained independence in 1975. The document outlines that PNG has a constitutional, federal, multiparty parliamentary democracy where members of parliament are elected every five years. It acknowledges some hindering factors to PNG's democracy like corruption, lack of accountability, weak party systems, and law and order issues. In conclusion, it suggests PNG can strengthen its democracy by fixing political decay, reducing corruption, increasing government accountability, addressing law and order problems, and establishing strong party systems.
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Democracy in png (rename)
- 1. Democracy in PNG: “Democracy is messy, and it's hard. It's never easy. Robert Kennedy, Jr”.
- 2. The takeaways of this presentation: • Generate a clear understanding of what democracy is. • The history of democracy and its history in PNG. • The type of democracy in PNG and how it is applied. • What PNG can do to have a strong democracy.
- 4. Democracy? It is a system of government run by the people directly or indirectly through a system of representation.
- 6. History of Democracy: • Democracy: (Greek: from demos 'people' and kratos 'rule’) both put together to form democratia. • The concepts of democracy and constitution as a form of government originated in ancient Athens circa 508 B.C.
- 7. History of democracy in PNG: • Democracy came into existence in PNG following PNG gaining independence in 1975. • Did you know that the earliest form of democracy was tribalism or primitive democracy.
- 9. Type of Democracy in PNG: • Papua New Guinea is a constitutional, federal, multiparty, parliamentary democracy. • The members of the Parliament are elected to seats in the Parliament every five years.
- 10. Hindering factors towards our democracy? • Corruption • Less accountability( E.g., Delivering services). • Weak party systems. • Struggle for power. • Law and Order issue • Lack of education
- 11. What can PNG do to have a strong democracy ? • Fix the political decay that the country is facing. • Lower or exterminate corruption. • Government has to have accountability for its people • Fix law and order issues • There must be a strong party system.
- 12. References: Cartledge, P. (2018). A brief history of democracy: Does it still convey the 'will of the people’. Independent. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/long_reads/democracy-history-athens- greece-politics-people-society-a8345136.html Dahl, A. R. (2021). Democracy. Britannica. Standish, W. (2019) Papua New Guinea. Britannica. Kabuni, M. (2020). Three issues that will shape PNG politics from 2020 to 2022. Develop Policy Centre. https://devpolicy.org/three-issues-that-will-shape-png- politics-from-2020-to-2022-20200220/