War protests are public demonstrations where individuals or groups express their opposition to military conflicts or specific wars. These protests can take various forms, including marches, rallies, and sit-ins, and often aim to raise awareness about the consequences of war, such as loss of life and economic impact. Participants may carry signs, chant slogans, and distribute literature to convey their messages. Throughout history, notable war protests have occurred during conflicts like the Vietnam War and the Iraq War. These events often attract media attention and can influence public opinion and government policy regarding military actions. Activists may also advocate for peace and diplomatic solutions to conflicts.