The Constitutionalist Movement refers to a political movement that advocates for the strict adherence to a constitution, emphasizing the importance of constitutional law in governance. This movement often seeks to limit government power and protect individual rights, ensuring that all actions taken by the government are in accordance with the established legal framework. Historically, the movement has gained traction in various countries, particularly in response to perceived government overreach or violations of civil liberties. Supporters often argue for a return to foundational principles, drawing inspiration from documents like the U.S. Constitution and other national charters that outline the rights and responsibilities of citizens and the state.