The Duty of Civil Disobedience

The duty of civil disobedience involves peacefully challenging unjust laws or government actions to promote justice and moral progress. It is a responsible, non-violent form of protest that encourages individuals to conscientiously refuse to obey laws they believe are morally wrong, while accepting potential consequences. This act aims to highlight injustice, influence change, and uphold one’s moral integrity, fostering a more just society. It emphasizes that citizens have a duty to oppose injustice through peaceful means when legal systems fail to uphold fairness or human rights.