Rubber bullets are non-lethal projectiles made from rubber or other materials designed to incapacitate a target without causing permanent injury. They are often used by law enforcement during crowd control situations to disperse protesters or manage riots. The goal is to minimize harm while still maintaining order. While rubber bullets are intended to be safer than traditional ammunition, 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 the appropriate level of force in policing and the potential for misuse during events involving crowd control or civil unrest.