Civil disobedience plays an essential role in enacting political change by challenging unjust laws and policies through peaceful protests and resistance. Historically, it has been used to highlight inequalities and mobilize public support for reform, often drawing attention to urgent social issues. Civil disobedience can create pressure on governments to respond to public grievances and can lead to significant legislative changes. Its effectiveness relies on the ability to draw media attention and public sympathy, underscoring the moral imperative of the cause. Ultimately, it contributes to a more engaged and active citizenry.