Rebel organizations are groups that oppose and seek to change the existing political or social order, often through protests, armed conflict, or other forms of resistance. These groups may arise in response to perceived injustices, such as oppression, discrimination, or lack of political representation. Their goals can vary widely, from seeking independence for a region to advocating for social reforms. Typically, rebel organizations operate outside of established governmental structures and may use guerrilla tactics or engage in civil disobedience. Examples include the Zapatista Army of National Liberation in Mexico and the FARC in Colombia. Their actions can significantly impact local and global politics.