Digital Activism and Social Change in the Middle East
Keywords:
digital activism, social change, middle east, political participation, social mediaAbstract
This article explores the role of digital activism in catalyzing social change in the Middle East, focusing on recent movements in countries such as Egypt and Lebanon. Through case studies and interviews with activists, the study investigates how social media and digital platforms are used to mobilize communities, coordinate protests, and amplify marginalized voices. It examines the strategies employed to circumvent censorship and the impact of digital activism on political participation and awareness. The paper offers insights into the effectiveness and limitations of digital tools in fostering democratic change in restrictive environments.
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