"Democratic breach" refers to situations where democratic norms and principles are violated, leading to a deterioration of democratic governance. This can occur through authoritarian actions, such as censorship, illegal detentions, or the undermining of judicial independence. A democratic breach threatens the foundations of democracy, eroding public trust and engagement. Consequences can include political instability and social unrest, as citizens react to perceived injustices. Recognizing and addressing breaches is essential to restoring democratic integrity and preventing further erosion of democratic institutions.