The Council of Europe and e-democracy
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The document summarizes recommendations from the Council of Europe regarding e-democracy. It discusses the Council of Europe's role in protecting human rights and democracy. It outlines three recommendations related to e-voting, e-governance, and e-democracy. Recommendation (2009) 1 provides principles and guidelines for implementing e-democracy and increasing democratic participation through digital means. Challenges to e-democracy include ensuring accessibility, inclusion, and preventing the spread of misinformation.
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Global Wireless E-Voting is an intelligent system which can determine the eligibility of the voter by scanning the eye pattern and also the vote count is not kept into the same machine itself instead of it is store in the remote server by converting it into radio waves.
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The machine provides high level of security, authentication, reliability, and corruption -free mechanism. Here there is no chance of increasing the vote count of machine. Even in case of damage to voting machine there will not be harm to continuity of the election process. Results of election can be found out within minutes of completion of the election. Minimum manpower Utilization, hence mechanism is error free.
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