Consequences of lacking internal democracy in political organizations on party members’ basic rights:

1. Limited Participation: Reduced involvement in decision-making processes.
2. Lack of Accountability: Leaders not held responsible for actions or decisions.
3. Restricted Freedom of Expression: Constraints on expressing dissent or alternative views.
4. Undermined Fair Elections: Impaired fairness in candidate selection for elections.
5. Diminished Right to Information: Limited access to crucial party information.
6. Weakened Representation: Inadequate representation of members’ views or interests.
7. Potential Exclusion: Marginalization of certain members or factions within the party.
8. Erosion of Trust: Decreased confidence in party leadership due to lack of transparency.

These consequences collectively impede the basic rights of party members, undermining the democratic functioning and fairness within the political organization.