Totalitarian regimes are characterized by their suppression of personal freedoms and rights. In such systems, the government exerts total control over many aspects of life, including political, social, and economic dimensions. Citizens often face severe consequences for dissent, such as imprisonment or worse, violating fundamental human rights like freedom of expression, assembly, and belief. The state typically employs propaganda, censorship, and surveillance to maintain its power and manipulate public opinion. This repression ensures that individual autonomy is sacrificed for the interests of the state, creating a climate of fear and conformity that is essential to the regime's sustained control.