Blocked minority opinion

Minority voices in a political system are often blocked from expressing their criticism of established practices because of their own sense of being a victim of the social system. They, therefore, do not participate in shaping society further perpetuating their victim image.

1. Monopolization by interest groups in development of community priorities
2. Exclusion of opposing views

1. Paralysis of minority voices
2. Fear of social anarchy
3. Dictatorship of the majority

1. Frustration of the role of opposition
2. Ethnic conflict

1. Elimination of opposition groups or individuals

1. Unsystematic use of powerful relationships by rural communities
2. Structural failure of citizen participation
3. Inadequate political networks
4. Erosion of social dialogue

1. Suppressing minority opinion

1. Blockage
2. Paralysis