Among the most important events in a democratic society is election day. It is the moment when the voices of common people may together determine the course of their countries, areas, and societies. Still, many individuals start and finish their engagement with voting. Although voting is a necessary duty, real political participation on Election Day […]

The direction and framework of human civilizations are much shaped by politics, which is also necessary. It controls resource allocation, how choices are taken, and how authority is shared. From the first tribal councils to contemporary parliamentary systems, politics has developed as a means of community organization, conflict resolution, and expression of group will. Far […]

People with disabilities still encounter major obstacles to political participation even if civil rights and equality have advanced. From inaccessible voting sites to underrepresentation in governance, the difficulties are many and firmly ingrained in social, architectural, and institutional systems. A necessary component of citizenship, political engagement includes voting, campaigning, running for office, and political debate. […]