executive or administrative power; the authority of a government to manage state affairs and implement laws

Communist political authority or power in general

A government that is controlled by an outside power and is not considered legitimate

Government bodies or agencies that exercise political authority; refers to institutions like parliaments, legislatures, or national people's congresses that represent people and manage state affairs.

The right of a citizen to participate in political affairs, including voting, running for office, and other forms of political involvement; suffrage.

inciting subversion of state power, a specific criminal offense in the People's Republic of China directed at speech or activities that threaten the ruling government

dictatorship; a dictatorial regime

crime of subverting state power, a criminal charge in the People's Republic of China used against individuals who challenge the government or political system

a government or state that is officially independent but is actually controlled by a foreign power; puppet state

the right of women to vote and participate in government

The right of women to vote in political elections

political vacuum or a period where there is no effective government control

incitement to subvert state power; a criminal charge in China often used against political dissidents and activists