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5th Feb 2025

What are the threats to Democracy? Global Report on Democracy

What are the threats to Democracy?

In this episode, Helen Orjuela and Marie Vanolli are joined by Dr. Kevin Casas-Zamora, Secretary-General of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, to discuss the global state of democracy.

Together, they explore critical issues, including the erosion of freedoms like press and expression, the rise of the far right and its implications for representation, and the challenges facing democratic institutions. Amidst these concerns, the conversation also highlights opportunities for renewal, including advancements in the rule of law and citizen engagement.

Join us for an insightful discussion on whether democracy as we know it is at risk and how we can work to protect and strengthen it in an evolving global landscape.

🎧 Listen now for expert analysis and fresh perspectives on the future of democracy.

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