Lesotho youth were met with rubber bullets, tear gas and sjamboks as they attempted to deliver a petition to Lesotho's parliament on Friday. The youth had mobilized for a massive city shut down, and a march to parliament to raise their concerns demanding that unemployment be declared a national crisis. They were also demanding a total overhaul to the education funding model.
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