A recent virtual seminar hosted by The Democracy Forum addressed China’s accountability and implications for its Foreign Policy and internal...
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KNOW ABOUT US
The Democracy Forum is a not-for-profit NGO which promotes ideals of democracy, pluralism and tolerance through public debate. While many of us in the West take such ideals for granted, they must be nurtured if we are not to lose them. To this end, for the past ten years The Democracy Forum has provided a platform for people from all sections of society and cultural backgrounds to get together to discuss socio-political issues that affect us all. In an increasingly volatile world, one of our principal aims is to challenge religious and political extremism,ten

What We Do
The Forum hosts three to four annual public seminars and discussion groups on topics related to democratic values and composite culture. We invite academics, journalists and other experts to participate.

Our Aim
Through ongoing public debate, our aim is to establish a more democratic, accountable and inclusive platform for policy development and a more respectful, open and tolerant global society in which diverse cultural, religious and ethnic groups can flourish.

TDF SEMINAR

Who will govern Afghanistan?: A discussion on impending US withdrawal and the unfolding crisis
Virtual Seminar on Facebook & Youtube
CHAIR: Humphrey Hawksley (Former BBC Asia Correspondent And Author)
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Seminar Report: Brothers, not ‘others’
A recent conference hosted by The Democracy Forum addressed some of the moral and political questions facing society todayFeelings of...
Read MoreCross-border Terrorism: Challenges In South Asia & Its Neighbourhood
CHAIR: Humphrey Hawksley (Former BBC Asia Correspondent And Author) Know more. ABOUT THE SEMINAR This seminar was focused on Afghanistan,...
Read More'The genius of democracies is seen not only in the great number of new words introduced but even more in the new ideas they express'

Alexis de Tocqueville
'Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others'

Winston Churchill:
‘The end may justify the means as long as there is something that justifies the end’
