This article discusses how young people globally are leading protests for change, using social media and digital tools. It highlights movements in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and more.
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The Save Sagea coalition, led by activist Adlunfiqri Sigoro, is fighting against mining companies in Indonesia to protect their land and environment. Their protests highlight risks to local culture and livelihoods.
Young people in Africa are protesting against government corruption and colonial legacies, demanding justice and better living conditions.
Protests in Madagascar have escalated due to frustrations over power outages and water shortages, resulting in violent clashes with police.
Protests in Serbia highlight public frustration with government policies, while the media creates narratives that undermine these movements.
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