International Day of Democracy in 2021

Quick Facts - AU 2021

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2021 Date	15 September 2021
2022 Date	15 September 2022

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International Day of Democracy in

Wednesday, 15 Sep

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International Day of Democracy in 2021

International Day of Democracy seeks to promote and uphold the principles of democracy. Democracy refers to a government ruled by the people through representatives that have been elected by the whole population.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Day of Democracy - in 2021

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Sacking a senior civil servant for doing his job on the International Day of Democracy. Who can beat you, Fiji (govt)? 🤦🏽‍♀️
— Sonia (@miasno1fan) September 15, 2021

Our parliamentary sittings today are taking place on International Day of Democracy, observed around the world on 15 September #DemocracyDay #springst
— Parliament of Victoria (@VicParliament) September 14, 2021

Today is the International Day of Democracy. I'd like to remind the two major parties (esp the centre left one) that they should embrace democratic process. I'd also like to remind people that democracy rarely resides in state buildings so get out on the streets & be counted
— Celeste Liddle (@Utopiana) September 15, 2021

Today is the International Day of Democracy: fitting to spend some time with students from Golden Grove High School at the Adelaide Holocaust Museum, discussing the importance of democracy and fighting prejudice, and introducing the students to Holocaust survivor Andrew Steiner. https://t.co/rHE6ylYQP1
— John Gardner MP (@JohnGardnerMP) September 15, 2021

Resilience is the ability to adapt to adversity or stressful life event. Subok na matatag at matibay ang #ADNFam! 😊 Sept. 15 is the International Day of Democracy, this year's theme is; "Strengthening democratic resilience in the face of future crises." #ALDUBatADNResilience https://t.co/iYmmNBYk8Q
— ALDUBNationTrends (@AlDubADNTrends) September 14, 2021

Happy International Day of Democracy everyone ☺️ https://t.co/ocPgYmfB9m
— MoAD Learning (@moadlearning) September 14, 2021

@stephendziedzic @latingle Some democracy spruiking going on, looks like we might be joining our mates around the campfire to sing Kumbaya. https://t.co/kDk4R8sslx
— Julie Cassidy (@JulieCas59) September 15, 2021

Happy International Day of Democracy. Today we celebrate that democracy is the product of a strong, active and vocal civil society. #Democracy #DayofDemocracy #Rights #HumanRights #CivilSociety #PeoplePower #Yourvoice #vote #elections #CaulfieldGrammarians https://t.co/arOQNu603I
— CaulfieldGrammarians (@cgscga) September 14, 2021

September 15th is the International day of Democracy and this years Theme is strengthening democratic resilience in the face of future crises.Join us @TransNzoiaWomen as we conduct several activities including a Bunge session at Nekeki Grounds from noon. https://t.co/6g2n7XDWRW
— TRANS-NZOIA WOMEN LEADERS. (@TransNzoiaWomen) September 14, 2021

Today marks the International Day of Democracy. The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association has launched 'Democracy Looks Different' a blog series to mark International Day of Democracy 2021. https://t.co/el48zOKk6i
— Australian House of Representatives (@AboutTheHouse) September 15, 2021