POLITICS● LOWSep 8 · Sep 8, 2026, 9:52 AM
Nepal’s Gen Z protests one year on
France 24 [en] · south asia
September 8 marks a year since a Gen Z-led violent revolt against corruption in Nepal forced the then prime minister to resign. The protests were triggered when government tried to suspend many prominent social media platforms for failing to comply with new Nepalese A year on, and as the country still grapples with the devastation caused by deadly floods, Morgan Ayre looks back at how Nepal got to this point and the challenges that lie ahead.
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