Sikh activism refers to the efforts of individuals and groups within the Sikh community to promote social justice, human rights, and equality. This activism often addresses issues such as discrimination, religious freedom, and the rights of marginalized communities. Sikhs draw inspiration from their religious teachings, which emphasize service, equality, and standing up against oppression. Historically, Sikh activism has been prominent in various movements, including the fight against British colonialism in India and the struggle for Khalistan in the 1980s. Today, Sikh activists continue to engage in global issues, advocating for peace, environmental sustainability, and the welfare of refugees and immigrants.