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Context: International Day of Democracy is celebrated every year on 15th September as an opportunity to review the state of Democracy in the world. This year's theme for this day is 'Covid-19 : A Spotlight on Democracy'. Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in various social, political and legal challenges accross the world.
Concerns in many countries in the context of COVID-19 include:
Solutions to those Challenges Around the world civil society organizations have answered the UN's call to action to address and counteract the wide range of ways the Covid-19 crisis may impair democracy and increase authoritarianism, by:
helping to highlight the challenges of inequality and weak service delivery made worse by the crisis, with specific focus on the needs and rights of women, youth, minorities and other marginalized populations, so as to help hold governments to account.
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