Democracy Bangla Talk Show (13 September 2014)
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The Religion of Democracy
New Zealand #39;s voting system is truly bizarre. A lot of importance is placed on scandal and trust, and a surprisingly low amount of importance is placed on policy. Here are just a few thoughts...
By: Michael Bell
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Tell Senator Mitch McConnell to Stand Up For Our Democracy R
Tell Senator Mitch McConnell to Stand Up For Our Democracy Rally hosted by People For the American.Way. The rally was held at the Republican Party Headquarters- West Louisville.
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MikitoP - Shinzou Democracy [ dj-Jo Cover ]
Ah, Heart Democracy It #39;s my first full vocal cover of a song ^_^ I added some harmonies in the chorus, I hope you guys like it! Ever since I heard this song, I couldn #39;t stop listening to it...
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Pro-democracy activists staged a march yesterday demanding broader rights for Hong Kongs first leadership election in 2017, defying a call by the citys top official to back China on electoral reforms.
Demonstrators rallied against plans by China to vet candidates for the election, and promised more protests. About 48 percent of those who responded to a poll commissioned by the South China Morning Post said lawmakers should vote against the reforms, the newspaper said today.
Protesters and opposition lawmakers run the risk of China canceling the popular election with their actions, and people should be pragmatic about the pace of reforms, Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said yesterday. China last month said candidates for the election should be vetted by a committee, which activists said is packed with legislators and business executives favoring Beijing.
Politics is the art of the possible, Leung said in a Letter to Hong Kong aired on Radio Television Hong Kong yesterday morning. I hope the good sense of Hong Kong people will prevail.
Leung has pledged to introduce the universal suffrage bill to the citys legislature early next year. To become law, it will require two-thirds of the 70-member body to support it, meaning its passage could be halted by the 27 opposition members.
If the proposal is rejected, Hong Kong will continue to have its leader picked by a 1,200-member election committee.
Why do they think rejecting the present offer will get Hong Kong a better offer in five years time? Leung said in his speech.
The city is ready for democracy, even as Hong Kong faces a big challenge in passing the necessary legislation, he said, according to a government transcript of his remarks.
Occupy Central With Love and Peace, an activist group, has threatened to disrupt the financial district with a mass occupation to express dissatisfaction with Chinas ruling.
An estimated 4,000 people, wearing black clothes and yellow ribbons, joined the march yesterday, Occupy Central leader Chan Kin-man told supporters. Police estimated that 1,860 people took part.
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Hong Kong Protesters March as Leader Urges Good Sense