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| − | ====== Civil Society ====== | + | [[Norms]]====== Civil Society ====== |
| − | An aggregate of many elements including [[Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs)|non-governmental organizations]], advocacy groups, and the media. These institutions are usually independent of the government and seek to represent the interests of common citizens. Although civil society generally refers to public participation in society, it also represents the national ethos, | + | An aggregate of many elements including [[Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs)|non-governmental organizations]], advocacy groups, and the media. These institutions are usually independent of the government and seek to represent the interests of common citizens. Although civil society generally refers to public participation in society, it also represents the national ethos, norms and [[values]] of a particular community. In a civil society, principles such as the rule of law, freedom of speech, and independent judiciary, are seen as vital for democracy. |
[[Category:The Cultural Diplomacy Dictionary]] | [[Category:The Cultural Diplomacy Dictionary]] | ||
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