Gen Z Leading Global Protests Against Governments
Young people worldwide are protesting against their governments, from Madagascar to Peru and Indonesia, as Generation Z expresses its discontent with leaders.
Gen Z, comprising individuals born between 1996 and 2010, shares concerns over increasing inequality, corruption, nepotism, corporate greed, and bleak career prospects.
- Protesters in Madagascar, known as "Gen Z Madagascar," contributed to the ousting of the country's president.
- Young Indonesians participated in deadly demonstrations over lawmakers' pay.
Generation Z is rising to express their growing discontent with their leaders.
Author's summary: Gen Z protests against governments globally.
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