“The future of democracy will be decided not only at the ballot box, but also in the digital spaces where young voices rise.”
Democracy today is no longer shaped only in parliaments or public squares – it is increasingly shaped in digital spaces. But digital democracy can only be meaningful if young people are not just consumers of information, but active participants in shaping narratives, demanding accountability, and influencing policy.
In my latest op-ed for Dhaka Tribune published today, I reflect on why democracy must move beyond symbolic youth inclusion and invest in meaningful participation- both offline and online.
As our societies transition, the future of democracy will depend on how well we bridge civic voice, digital spaces, and youth leadership.
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