Protests and civil unrest have long played a crucial role in shaping the political landscapes of nations across the globe. From peaceful demonstrations demanding social justice to mass uprisings triggered by government policies or authoritarian rule, such movements are often a reflection of deep societal grievances and public demand for change. This section explores the complex relationship between government authority and civil resistance, analyzing historical and contemporary examples, the role of media and social networks, and the legal, ethical, and political implications of civil unrest. Whether it's a local protest or a global movement, understanding these phenomena is key to interpreting the health and responsiveness of democratic systems.