Political oppression

Political oppression refers to actions taken by governments or powerful groups to suppress dissent and restrict the freedoms of individuals or communities. This can include practices such as censorship, surveillance, imprisonment without trial, and violence against political opponents. The objective is often to maintain control, limit opposition, and stifle any challenges to authority. Individuals may face persecution for expressing their beliefs, supporting alternative political parties, or advocating for rights and freedoms. Ultimately, political oppression undermines democratic values and can lead to widespread fear and injustice in society.