This assumption leads to make a difference between “just” and “unjust” laws. It is widely accepted that each citizen of a country finds some laws “unjust”. Indeed, if each law would be just, that is to say if each law would be morally accepted and considered as correct by everyone, there would be no political debate. But it doesn’t mean that someone who disagree with a law should disobey.
On the contrary, even if everyone has a different opinion on what is “just” and “injust”, everyone must respect the law. Otherwise, it leads to many fights between citizens. A relevant example are the labor movements in France in 2016 against a new law about the working conditions. Indeed, the purpose of those movements was precisely to disobey, as some employers
On the contrary, even if everyone has a different opinion on what is “just” and “injust”, everyone must respect the law. Otherwise, it leads to many fights between citizens. A relevant example are the labor movements in France in 2016 against a new law about the working conditions. Indeed, the purpose of those movements was precisely to disobey, as some employers