Direct Democracy (Polish: Demokracja Bezpośrednia) was a Polish political party founded in 2012. Its goal was to change the Polish political system by moving it closer to the political concept of direct democracy.

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Direct Democracy
Founded	2012
Dissolved	2022
Ideology	Direct democracy E-democracy Populism
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The party's creation has been inspired by the 2012 protests against ACTA.

• Direct Democracy Party in Poland
• Eurostart e-polityków, rp.pl, Wiktor Ferfecki 15-01-2014

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