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Gen Z-led protests in Nepal, driven by issues of corruption and inequality, led to the resignation of Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli and the appointment of Nepal's first female prime minister, Sushila Karki, amid ongoing political instability and youth activism.
Nepal's Gen Z protesters successfully brought down the government within 48 hours through mass protests that turned violent, resulting in 72 deaths and significant destruction, driven by anger over political corruption, inequality, and resource exploitation, marking a political awakening for Nepal's youth despite the heavy toll.
Nepal's recent deadly protests have significantly impacted its tourism sector, with arrivals dropping 30% and cancellations rising, as damage to infrastructure and safety concerns lead countries to issue travel advisories, threatening nearly 8% of Nepal's GDP reliant on tourism.
Mass protests in Nepal turned deadly when police used military-grade live ammunition against demonstrators, resulting in at least 72 deaths over two days. The protests, initially peaceful and sparked by social media campaigns exposing government corruption and inequality, escalated after police fired on crowds near parliament, with videos showing serious injuries and the use of assault rifles. The government resigned, and the army took control of Kathmandu amid international calls for investigation into police conduct.
Young activists using social media platforms like Discord and Instagram played a pivotal role in mobilizing protests that led to the resignation of Nepal's Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli and the appointment of Sushila Karki as interim Prime Minister, marking a significant youth-driven political upheaval in Nepal.
Families of protesters killed in Nepal demand justice amid ongoing political chaos following violent protests that led to the resignation of the prime minister, military control of the capital, and uncertainty over government leadership, fueled by social media bans, corruption, and unemployment.
Nepal's young protesters, mainly from Generation Z, led mass demonstrations against government corruption and social media restrictions, resulting in violent clashes, injuries, and the resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, signaling a significant political upheaval driven by youth activism.
Mass protests led by Nepal's Gen Z population erupted over government corruption, social media bans, and economic issues, resulting in violence, the resignation of Prime Minister Oli, and ongoing unrest with significant casualties and international concern.
In Nepal, social media images and videos highlighting the luxurious lifestyles of the children of political elites, dubbed 'nepo kids,' have fueled widespread outrage and protests against corruption and inequality, especially among the youth who see these privileges as coming at the expense of the broader population.
Nepal's Prime Minister Oli resigned amid widespread protests triggered by police violence and public anger over corruption and inequality, especially the perceived luxury lifestyles of 'nepo kids'—children of political elites—highlighting deep social disparities and political unrest in the country.
Nepal experienced violent protests following a social media ban, leading to the death of ex-PM's wife, the resignation of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, and widespread unrest including attacks on government officials and destruction of property, with ongoing tensions over political corruption and youth dissatisfaction.
Nepal's youth-led protests against government corruption and internet bans turned violent, resulting in 19 deaths and prompting the resignation of key officials, with protesters demanding the dissolution of parliament and new elections.
Anti-corruption protests in Nepal defied an indefinite curfew and the government’s social media ban, following violent clashes that resulted in 19 deaths and over 100 injuries. The protests, mainly led by young people, continue in Kathmandu and other cities, reflecting widespread frustration with government corruption and economic issues. The government has lifted the social media ban and promised investigations into the violence, while India monitors the situation closely.
At least 19 people were killed and many injured during violent protests in Nepal against a social media ban and corruption, with police firing live rounds at protesters, mainly young people, who were demanding the unblocking of social media platforms and protesting government corruption. The protests, driven by frustration over political instability and economic prospects, escalated into clashes with authorities, prompting international calls for accountability.
Nepal experienced violent protests led by Gen Z youth against government corruption and a social media ban, resulting in 19 deaths and over 100 injuries as police used tear gas, rubber bullets, and live fire to disperse demonstrators, highlighting deep youth frustration and demands for justice.