liberation

The process of a country gaining independence from foreign rule.

The movement to achieve social, economic, and political equality for women.

The act of freeing oneself from social or psychological constraints.

The movement for equal rights and social acceptance of LGBTQ+ people.

A movement challenging traditional codes of behavior related to sexuality.

Refers to the movement advocating for the freedom of animals.

An older, informal term for the women's liberation movement.

Refers to a genuine and complete state of freedom.

An organized effort by a group of people to achieve liberation.

A war fought with the objective of gaining independence.

Indicates what one is freed from (e.g., liberation from colonial rule).

Indicates the agent or force that causes the liberation (e.g., liberation by allied forces).

To mark the event of being freed with joyful activities.