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Although since the introduction of universal franchise in 1931, strong traditions of social welfare in Sri Lanka have given the island very high indicators of physical well-being.

She also advocated for universal franchise, opposed affirmative action for women, and debated the language concerning the protection of religious rights.

Page 57 of the report proposed: However, the very concept of universal franchise was anathema to most of the political leaders of that era.

Ponnambalam Ramanathan, a highly respected leader, opposed universal franchise as he felt that the caste system was an integral part of the Hindu way of life, and led a delegation to London seeking to legally enshrine the caste hierarchy, and dethrone universal franchise.

The Donoughmore Commission of 1928 recommended universal franchise, and this was also meant to include the plantation workers as well.

सार्वत्रिक-मताधिकार इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The Constitution provides citizens with the right to change their government peacefully, and citizens exercised this right in practice through periodic, free, and fair elections held on the basis of universal suffrage.

Of these, MPs are chosen by universal suffrage or popular election under a "first-past-the-post" system, while NCMPs are chosen from among the candidates of political parties not forming the Government.

Nowadays however, the seat for the Sai Kung Central constituency is elected by the local residents of the town through universal suffrage.

Her mother Agnes Nell, was a Burgher Christian who actively campaigned for universal suffrage in Sri Lanka.

As one of four delegates representing Marion, Preston, Monongalia and Taylor Counties at the Virginia Constitutional Convention of 1850, Willey argued in favor of universal suffrage for white men, and also believed that eastern Virginian elites dominated political power in the state.

The London Working Men's Association led the Chartist movement demanding universal suffrage.

The constitution granted universal suffrage to all citizens, regardless of qualifiers, who were at least twenty years old.

Bruce saw the test as going far beyond what the town had celebrated in the American and French revolutions: Drennan was proposing a universal suffrage.

When Napoleon III gained power, he re-constituted the Corps as France's lower chamber through the Constitution of 1852, with members elected by direct universal suffrage for terms of 6 years.

American revolutionaries, such as Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, opposed universal suffrage, advocating votes only for those who owned a "stake" in society.

Bingham also purposefully kept the scene outside to represent universal suffrage, one of his beliefs.

The idea of universal suffrage aligns with Bingham's idea of the will of the people: everyone should have the right to vote because the will of the people should be the supreme law.