Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Gen Z Protests Erupt Globally
Kids and young adults around the world are protesting against their governments.
In Peru, they're upset about a new pension law.
In Indonesia, they're mad about big allowances for politicians while regular people struggle.
In the Philippines, they want money that was stolen to be returned.
In Nepal, they're protesting because the government blocked some websites.
In Timor-Leste, they didn't want lawmakers to get free cars.
In Madagascar, they're tired of not having enough water or electricity.
In Morocco, they want better hospitals.
In Mexico, they're protesting against violence and corruption.
They're using social media to organize and make their voices heard.
Gen Z protesters in multiple countries are demonstrating against various government actions and policies.
Protests in Peru are against a new pension law and demand the resignation of top leadership.
In Indonesia, protesters are calling for audits of House spending and political reform.
Philippines protesters demand the return of funds allegedly lost in bogus flood-relief projects.
Nepal protesters are against the government's shutdown of social media platforms and demand an end to corruption.
Protests in Timor-Leste led to the cancellation of a plan to give free cars to lawmakers.
- Who
- Generation Z protesters in multiple countries
- What
- Protests against various government actions and policies
- When
- Recent months, specific dates not mentioned
- Where
- Peru, Indonesia, Philippines, Nepal, Timor-Leste, Madagascar, Morocco, Mexico
- Why
- Various grievances including pension laws, welfare cuts, corruption, and healthcare failures
- Peru
- Protests against pension law and leadership
- Indonesia
- Protests against parliamentary allowances and welfare cuts
- Philippines
- Protests against alleged misuse of flood-relief funds
- Nepal
- Protests against government shutdown of social media platforms
- Timor-Leste
- Protests against free cars for lawmakers
- Madagascar
- Protests against water and power cuts
- Morocco
- Protests against healthcare failures and government spending
- Mexico
- Protests against violence and corruption