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18 Dec 2025

Youth Protests in Argentina over University Cuts

Since 2024 young people in Argentina have protested austerity, inflation and budget cuts to public higher education under Javier Milei. They organise mainly via social media and also hold large street marches demanding restored funding and health services.

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7 Dec 2025

Year of Protests in Georgia

From November 2024 to November 2025 Georgians held daily protests after the disputed October 2024 elections and a government pause on EU integration. Authorities used heavy policing, courts issued sentences, and the movement’s future is unclear.

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24 Nov 2025

Gen Z and digital protests across Asia and Africa

Young people across Asia and Africa use digital tools to organise fast, decentralised protests. Examples include Nepal in 2025 and unrest in Madagascar; regional reports note pressure on civil society in several countries.

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26 Oct 2025

Communities Protest Nickel Mining in North Maluku

A grassroots group from North Maluku is opposing nickel mining and processing that they say harm land, water and culture. Activists protested at Walsin in Taiwan and continue to demand better labour and environmental protections.

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24 Oct 2025

Youth Protests in Madagascar and Morocco

Young people across Africa have held protests for better services, an end to corruption and more voice. Large demonstrations began in Madagascar on September 25 and also grew in Morocco after health failures.

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14 Oct 2025

Student Protests in Nepal Turn Deadly

In early September 2025 student protests in Nepal began over a social media ban and widened into anger at political failure. Police fired in Kathmandu, killing at least 19 people. An interim prime minister promised elections in March 2026.

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7 Oct 2025

Protests in Madagascar over power cuts and water shortages

In September 2025 protesters in Antananarivo and other regions demonstrated against frequent electricity and water outages. Clashes, looting and a curfew followed; authorities dismissed the Energy Minister but many demands remained unmet.

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3 Oct 2025

Media Coverage of the Vidovdan Protests in Belgrade

An analysis by Nataša Stanojević, published by ISAC and republished by Global Voices, examines media and political reactions to the large June 28 Vidovdan protests in Belgrade and highlights arrests, media framing, and risks to democracy.

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