Global resistance movements are collective efforts by individuals or groups seeking political, social, or economic change on an international scale. These movements often challenge power structures and advocate for justice or equality.
Related terms
Civil Disobedience: Civil disobedience refers to nonviolent protests or acts of defiance against unjust laws or policies. Examples include sit-ins, boycotts, or peaceful marches.
Human Rights Activism: Human rights activism involves advocating for basic rights and freedoms for all individuals regardless of their nationality, race, gender, or other characteristics. Activists work to protect and promote human rights globally.
Anti-Apartheid Movement: The anti-apartheid movement was a global resistance movement against the apartheid system in South Africa, which enforced racial segregation and discrimination. It serves as an example of a successful global resistance movement.