Dissidents

Protesters
Objectors
Agitator

Nature

Dissidents reject the established majority way. Dissidents are almost invariably see as trouble-makers. The creative role of dissidence is rarely acknowledged.

Background

In mediaeval Europe people who strayed away from Catholicism were called dissidents. Later the term came to refer to all those who did not belong to Catholic or Protestant state religion.

Claim

Dissidents are the backbone of societal progress, yet they face relentless persecution in oppressive regimes. Their courage to challenge injustice and advocate for freedom is crucial for democracy and human rights. Silencing dissent not only stifles individual voices but also undermines the very fabric of society. We must recognize the importance of protecting dissidents, as their struggles illuminate the path toward a more just and equitable world. Ignoring their plight is a grave disservice to humanity.