democratic movements

Democratic movements are organized efforts by groups of people advocating for democracy—where citizens have a voice in government through free and fair elections, individual rights, and the rule of law. These movements often arise in response to authoritarian regimes or political oppression, seeking to expand civil liberties, ensure equal representation, and promote social justice. Examples include protests for voting rights, demands for transparency, and campaigns against corruption. Such movements can vary in scale and strategy, and they often strive to empower individuals and foster inclusive political systems that reflect the will of the people.