Kathmandu, Nepal, October 14, 2025: The Gen-G protests have gained significant momentum in various parts of the world, reflecting a global wave of youth-led movements demanding accountability and reform.
In Nepal, the protest against corruption and the government’s ban on social media platforms not only led to a change in government but also brought a major shift in public consciousness—encouraging greater inclusion of young people in the policy-making process.
Similarly, in Madagascar, demonstrations against power shortages, water cuts, and corruption escalated after President Andry Rajoelina fled the country, prompting the army to take control of key state functions.
In Morocco, Gen-G protesters have been demanding social justice and improved public services, while in Paraguay, the movement has voiced strong opposition against President Santiago Peña and widespread corruption.
The Gen-G wave continues to highlight the growing influence of younger generations in shaping political and social transformations worldwide.
