Raise your voice! Stand against injustice, speak for the truth!

In our society, various injustices, oppression and lies happen every day. Sometimes a student is bullied at school because he is weak, sometimes the rich or influential oppress the poor in society, and sometimes lies are shown to win by suppressing the truth. In these situations, many of us remain silent, afraid, thinking what will happen if I say something, but this silence only gives power to injustice.

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So the main message of today's article is very clear - raise your voice! Stand against injustice, and speak for the truth!

When a child is bullied every day school, he hopes that someone will stand by him. Maybe you can be the one who will speak for him, attract the attention the teacher. When an old man is being cheated by someone in the market, the power truth increases only when you dare to protest.

Speaking out against injustice is not just about marches and meetings. Standing up for truth is not just about posting on social media. It starts with small acts —

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When you speak out against injustice in your family among your friends, when remain honest even when you see cheating in exams, when you protest against disrespect for women, when you speak out against false accusations.

It is not easy speak the truth. Sometimes you are afraid, some may dislike you, some may consider you an enemy. But history has always shown that those who spoke truth even though their path was difficult in beginning, they won in the end. Great people like Mahatma Gandhi, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Malala Yousafzai, Martin Luther King — all them raised their voices against injustice, fought for the truth.

You may be thinking I am just ordinary person, what can I do? Remember, a small voice can create a big change. Your honest decision, a protest, can give courage to others. Big changes in society start with each small, courageous step.

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However, to raise your voice, you also need to have knowledge. You should not shout blindly, but present the truth with reason, calmly, and respectfully. Only then will your voice be respected, and the protest will be constructive. Not defaming anyone, but speaking out against injustice — this is true protest.

My call to you through this writing — choose courage, not fear. Choose truth, not silence. Walk on the path of justice, not compromise with injustice, because, one day, history will ask what you did when injustice was happening around you?