Definition: Nondemocracy refers to a political system or governance structure that is characterized by a lack of democratic principles, rule of law, and freedom of expression. In other words, it is a form of government where power is not distributed evenly among citizens but instead belongs to a small elite, who hold absolute power without accountability. This type of governance often leads to authoritarianism, corruption, and the suppression of human rights.
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