Young people: share your views on youth protests around the world
Young people in different parts of the world are protesting and we want to hear from them about the reasons they’re taking to the streets and on social media.
Across France there have been student-led rallies demanding action against inequality and staff shortages in schools. Young people in Albania have been involved in anti-government protests over corruption. And in India, Gen-Z have been demonstrating against an examination scandal, rising unemployment and a lack of accountability in politics. Last year there were youth protests in many other countries including Morocco, Nepal, Madagascar, the Philippines and Peru.
We’d like to hear from young people in countries where youth-led protests have taken place. What is your perspective on them? Have you taken part? What needs to change?
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