Often dismissed as non-serious, Gen Z is leading global political change through digital activism, from Nepal to Indonesia and beyond. Fueled by frustration with ageing leaders, they’re protesting corruption, injustice, and inequality, using social media as a powerful tool 



When Gen Z protests, heads roll: From Nepal to Indonesia and beyond, TikTok generation leads change in politics dominated by the old and senile

Following the deadly protests and mounting international pressure, the Nepal government has officially lifted its controversial social media ban. The move comes after nationwide unrest led by Gen Z protesters demanding digital freedom and government accountability.

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Nepal has blocked major social media platforms like Facebook, X, and YouTube. Mass protests erupted and at least 19 people, including a child, were killed in clashes between protesters and security personnel. Facing global pressure, the government reversed the ban.

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Social media in Nepal was restored after the violent protests led by GenZ killed at least 19 and injured over 250 people.

Nepal social media restored amid deadly protests that killed at least 19

Nepal is witnessing a massive protest led by Gen Z over the social media ban by the government. As per the Kathmandu Post, there was a total of 26 social media apps that were banned by the government