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South Asian Gen Z protests challenge governments but struggle for lasting change

Youth-led protests across South Asia, including in Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and India, have demonstrated the power of Gen Z to challenge established political systems. These movements, often leaderless and organic, have successfully mobilized public anger over issues like economic hardship and examination integrity. However, converting this street-level activism into lasting political change or electoral success has proven difficult, with traditional political parties often regaining power after the protests subside. AI

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South Asian Gen Z protests challenge governments but struggle for lasting change

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jawad Khalid ·

    South Asia’s Gen Z protests offer one lesson in common

    Last month, as thousands of young Indians led by a group calling itself the Cockroach Janta Party, marched towards Parliament in New Delhi, they were met with tear gas and struck with batons by the police. It appeared that India’s moment in South Asia’s Gen Z revolution had final…