Political instability can significantly affect human rights issues, as the breakdown of order often leads to abuses perpetrated by state or non-state actors. In unstable regions, law enforcement and judicial systems may weaken, resulting in increased violence, oppression, and violations of civil liberties. Citizens may face restrictions on freedom of speech, assembly, and other fundamental rights when governments prioritize control over adherence to human rights. Additionally, political instability often displaces populations and creates refugee crises, further exacerbating human rights challenges. Addressing these issues requires international attention and concerted efforts to restore stability and uphold human rights standards.