Liberation struggles refer to movements aimed at achieving freedom from oppression, colonialism, or unjust governance. These struggles often involve various forms of resistance, including protests, armed conflict, and political activism. They seek to empower marginalized groups and establish self-determination, often leading to significant social and political changes. Throughout history, many regions have experienced liberation struggles, such as the African National Congress in South Africa fighting against apartheid, or the Vietnamese struggle for independence from French colonial rule. These movements highlight the quest for human rights and equality, shaping the identities and futures of nations.