Democracy, wherever it’s found in the world, is a work in progress. The same goes for democracy-strengthening – and it’s time for those involved in this work to have an open conversation about what works best.
Hungarian Parliament by Miroslav Petrasko/Flickr. (CC 2.0 by-nc-nd)
This week we introduce the series ‘How do parliaments shape democracy?’ produced in collaboration with the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, a group working to bring together parliamentary and political party expertise to help developing countries and countries transitioning to democracy.
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