Jewish civil rights

Jewish civil rights refer to the legal and social efforts to ensure Jewish individuals are treated equally and fairly under the law, free from discrimination, prejudice, or violence. Throughout history, Jewish communities have fought for rights such as religious freedom, education, and protection against anti-Semitism. These rights aim to guarantee access to public life, employment, and civil liberties, allowing Jewish people to participate fully in society without fear of marginalization. The struggle for Jewish civil rights is part of broader human rights efforts to promote equality, dignity, and justice for all minorities.