The article discusses whether promoting democracy is a human right and explores the idea that there is no inherent right to democracy. Despite this, the article argues that promoting democracy can still be justified in certain situations. By examining what it means to promote democracy and when it is appropriate, the article shows that promoting democracy can align with the principles of human rights. This challenges the belief that only democratic states can promote democracy effectively. The study suggests that promoting democracy can be beneficial even without a universal right to democracy.