Civil liberties guide political activism by establishing the rights and freedoms essential for advocating change. These liberties, such as freedom of speech, assembly, and expression, empower individuals and groups to mobilize, protest, and engage in civic life. They provide a legal framework that protects activists from repression, enabling them to bring attention to societal issues and injustices. However, the erosion of civil liberties can stifle activism, leading to disillusionment and disengagement. Thus, safeguarding these rights is crucial for fostering a vibrant civil society and facilitating meaningful political engagement in pursuit of social justice.