Non-violence movement

The Non-violence Movement is a strategy for social and political change that rejects the use of physical force or violence. Instead, it advocates for peaceful methods such as protests, marches, and civil disobedience to challenge injustice. The movement emphasizes moral strength, compassion, and perseverance to inspire change and gain public support. Historically, it has been used effectively by leaders like Mahatma Gandhi to fight colonial rule and promote civil rights, demonstrating that peaceful resistance can be a powerful tool for achieving social and political objectives without harm.