Exiles

Exiles are individuals who are forced to leave their home country, often due to political, social, or economic reasons. They may leave voluntarily to escape danger or persecution, but more commonly, exile involves being compelled or compelled by the state or authorities. Exiles live outside their homeland, often without the rights or protections they had before. Throughout history, exile has been used as a political tool or punishment, affecting cultural and personal identity. Despite separation, exiles often maintain strong connections to their homeland, and their experiences can influence broader social and political movements.