Sociopolitical movements influence international policies by shaping global narratives and prompting governments to address transnational issues. Movements such as the Climate Justice movement have spurred international agreements and commitments to sustainability. Similarly, grassroots campaigns advocating for human rights can pressure governments to align domestic policy with global humanitarian standards. These movements not only raise awareness but also create networks that promote solidarity across borders. By mobilizing diverse populations, they can initiate dialogues that lead to binding agreements or shifts in foreign policy that reflect a growing emphasis on global interdependence.