Secession Movement

The Secession Movement refers to groups or regions advocating for their withdrawal from a larger political entity, such as a country or state, often due to differing cultural, economic, or political interests. It involves efforts to establish independent governance, which can lead to political, social, and legal debates about sovereignty and unity. Historically, secession has been driven by desires for greater autonomy or disagreements with central authorities, and its legitimacy depends on legal frameworks and political will. Overall, it’s a process where a certain area seeks to become separate to better serve its unique needs and identity.