2025 brought a wave of youth-led demonstrations that shook governments worldwide. Dubbed the Gen-Z Protests, young people took to the streets to voice their frustrations over inequality, crumbling living standards, corruption, democratic erosion and authoritarianism. Stemming from online outrage, to risking their lives, these protests changed the trajectory of their respective countries.
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