Political protests are public demonstrations where individuals or groups express their opposition or support for political issues, policies, or leaders. Typically characterized by collective actions such as marches, sit-ins, rallies, or vigils, these protests aim to raise awareness, influence public opinion, and prompt political change. Participants may utilize various forms of expression, including speeches, banners, chants, and symbolic acts, to convey their messages. Political protests can arise in response to perceived injustices, government actions, or social issues and may seek to advocate for civil rights, environmental policy, economic reforms, or other political objectives. They play a crucial role in democratic societies by allowing citizens to voice their concerns and hold authorities accountable.
In a significant political upheaval, President Yoon has been temporarily suspended from his position, following a narrow parliamentary vote. In a surprising turn of events, **204 lawmakers** cast their votes…