rural social movements

Rural social movements are collective efforts by communities in countryside areas to advocate for their rights, resources, and well-being. These movements address issues like land rights, environmental protection, access to education, healthcare, and sustainable development. They often emerge in response to injustices, marginalization, or policies perceived as harmful to rural populations. By organizing collectively, residents aim to influence government policies, protect their livelihoods, and promote social and economic justice in rural regions.