Global Agoras
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Global agoras aim to extend the reach of democracy into regions and institutions traditionally exempt from the implicit mandate for democratic controls and due process. Democratic controls and due process are implicitly mandated by the same token that the U.S. Constitution characterizes human rights as inalienable and self-evident, for it always takes the former to protect the latter.