What is a direct demorcary?

A direct democracy is a system of government in which citizens directly participate in decision-making processes rather than electing representatives to make those decisions on their behalf. In this model, individuals vote on laws and policies themselves, allowing for greater public engagement and accountability. Examples of direct democracy can be seen in practices such as referendums and initiatives. However, it can be challenging to implement on a large scale due to the complexity of issues and the need for informed decision-making.