Majoritarian systems can pose challenges to minority rights by prioritizing the preferences of the majority population, which may marginalize minority groups. In such systems, policies are often designed to reflect the will of the majority voters, potentially leading to the erosion of protections for minority communities. This can result in the enacting of laws that discriminate against minorities or fail to address their specific needs. Consequently, it is important to implement safeguards—such as bill of rights or proportional representation mechanisms—to ensure that the rights of all citizens are upheld, fostering an inclusive democracy.