Academician: Democracy is contextual and depends on why people want it.

Many countries have adopted Democracy as a form of governance for its people. This provides for a government in which the people have the authority to deliberate and decide legislation, or to choose governing officials for that mandate. This system cannot operate in a vacuum as it has its own guiding principles. 
The University of Juba’s philosophical Society in partnership with the U.S Africa institute will this Saturday hold a Lecture on Democracy, Human Rights and Rule of law. The lecture will look at the foundational concepts and its interrelationship to democracy, Human Rights and the rule of law. 

This morning, Miraya breakfast featured University of Juba chancellor John Akec who explained more. 
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