emerging democracies

Emerging democracies are nations that are transitioning from authoritarian rule or other non-democratic systems to more democratic forms of governance. This process often involves establishing free elections, protecting civil liberties, and developing institutions that support the rule of law. These democracies may face challenges, such as political instability, economic issues, or social divisions, as they work to build a more open and accountable government. The success of emerging democracies often depends on the active participation of citizens and the commitment of political leaders to uphold democratic principles.