A rubber bullet is a type of non-lethal projectile designed for crowd control and riot situations. Made from rubber or other flexible materials, these bullets are intended to incapacitate individuals without causing permanent injury. They are often used by law enforcement agencies to disperse crowds or manage protests. While rubber bullets are considered less lethal than traditional firearms, they can still cause serious injuries if fired at close range or aimed at sensitive areas of the body. Their use has sparked debate regarding safety and the appropriate response to civil unrest, highlighting the balance between maintaining order and protecting human rights.