Is Civil Disobedience a Duty in the Face of Injustice?

We’re taught to obey the law. But what happens when the law itself protects injustice? At that point, is civil disobedience merely admirable—or can it become a moral duty? ✊⚖️ In this episode, we explore the question: “Is civil disobedience a duty in the face of injustice?” 🔍 In this video you will discover: – What civil disobedience really is, and how it differs from ordinary lawbreaking – Why law normally deserves obedience – Why legality and justice are not the same thing – When civil disobedience is morally justified – When it may go further and become a duty – Why cost, risk, context, and conscience all matter – The role of nonviolence in morally serious disobedience – A nuanced answer about law, complicity, and moral refusal This is Episode 79 in the series “The Big Questions of Philosophy”, where each episode explores a fundamental question through: – Philosophical reflection – Political and ethical analysis – Real-world moral tension 🎧 Audio version available on Spotify. If you’ve ever wondered whether justice sometimes requires breaking the law, this episode is for you. Subscribe, like, and share. #philosophy #ethics #civildisobedience #justice #politics #morality #bigquestions #philosophypodcast