Most challenging countries hardly identify their rights because of misplacement of priorities between the leaders and the people. Most African nations feels the leaders control their rights of the citizens and privacy that's why the citizens actions and protest are not highly recognized on the events of urgency. Do you think the leaders has right over the lives of the common citizens or the citizens determined the controls checks and balance of the leaders?
Nobody will go against what we have said or we don't care about their rascality that's the statement of most Africans leaders. They can only protest and it doesn't move our decision, our purpose is to grow the falling economy. Leaders with such mindset has nothing to offer citizens than authoritative ruling or autocrat.. if we are under such nations as citizens what do we do to be heard?
I think there is a difference between the lives of leaders and those of citizens. Leaders never adopt the lives of citizens because leadership is a duty. In democratic terms, every citizen has the right to express their opinions, the right to privacy, and the right to peaceful protest against any decision that affects normal citizens' lives. No doubt economic growth is important for a country, but it is not fair for a government to stop protests against it based on economic growth.
What are your thoughts on countries where leaders don't give their public the right to express opinions? In my view, such countries never succeed in any field, and the only reason behind it is corrupt leadership. When I study the Chinese system and other successful countries, the only thing I notice is their rules and laws, and above all their implementation. When the law applies to all citizens, including leaders, how can the government take wrong steps?