demokraattiseksi

Demokraattiseksi is a Finnish word that translates to "democratic" in English. It refers to a system of government or a way of organizing society that is characterized by the principles of democracy. These principles typically include the right of the people to choose their leaders through free and fair elections, the protection of individual freedoms and rights, the rule of law, and the separation of powers.

The term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, a government can be described as "demokraattinen" if it upholds democratic values and processes. Similarly, a political party might aim to be "demokraattinen" in its internal decision-making and its approach to governance. The concept also extends to social and organizational structures, where "demokraattinen" implies participation, equality, and consensus-building.

In Finnish political discourse, "demokraattiseksi" is used to emphasize the importance of democratic institutions and practices. It can be invoked when discussing the need to strengthen democratic norms, protect democratic gains, or when criticizing actions perceived as undemocratic. The pursuit of a more "demokraattinen" society often involves ongoing efforts to increase citizen participation, ensure accountability, and foster an environment where diverse voices can be heard and respected. The ultimate goal of being "demokraattiseksi" is to empower citizens and ensure that governance reflects the will of the people.