What is a type of democracy where all citizens voted directly on each law?

A type of democracy where all citizens vote directly on each law is called direct democracy. In this system, individuals have the opportunity to participate in decision-making on specific policies and legislation, rather than electing representatives to make those decisions on their behalf. This form of governance is often seen in small communities or organizations but is rarely implemented at a national level due to practical challenges. An example of direct democracy can be found in certain Swiss referendums.