Essay --

Democratic societies are those who allow undivideds to participate in the decision making process, in addition to recognizing and pr make believeicing the sympathetic rights. The majority of the elected societies recognize the right to vote as a fundamental human right in accordance with the European Union on mankind rights act 1998 protocol 1, part 2, article 3, which acknowledges the right of each individual to vote and without excluding any particular person. Despite this, many countries including the United land, ban prisoners from practicing this right and believe in their disenfranchisement. Currently, there is an on going see concerning the United Kingdoms breach of the Humans right act in light of the case of Hirst v United Kingdom (74025/01) which has forced the UK to reconsider its position. Banning prisoners from voting contradicts democracy and violations the human rights act. This paper pass on focus on analyzing a number of different arguments concerning this matter.The United Kingdoms stance on the disenfranchisement of prisoners was clearly expressed in the Representati...