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Trần Minh Ngọc

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Why Gen Z Protests Are Spreading Across Asia(Phương Thảo)

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Why Gen Z Protests Are Spreading Across Asia(Phương Thảo)

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• Main cause: Protest against corruption

• Examples: Nepal, the Philippines, Mongolia → among the first countries where Gen Z movements started

• Online organization: Protesters use social media and digital platforms to plan and coordinate

• Common frustration: Despite different reasons, most protests show anger over corruption and poor governance/economy

• Role of the Internet: Helps spread movements quickly and widely across Asia

• Outcome: Some protests face strong opposition

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Mass protest occuring across Asia countries

Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh

Thousands people, destroy bulding, public constructions, set fire,...

Many people dead

Reasons:

Poor economic management

Unemployment problems

Social media platforms ban

With, social media, information and dissatisfaction spread out in high pace

It spread to south east asia countries like Indonesia, Timor Letse and Phillipines

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Why Gen-Z protests are spreading across Asia - Gia Ngọc

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Why Gen-Z protests are spreading across Asia - Gia Ngọc

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SA → EA

• Gen-Z protests happened in Nepal, Bangladesh, Philippines

• Nepal: TikTok, FB, YT, Snap, discord → Failed to resign and make youngsters angry

• Nepal - protestors attack the government, politicans, destroy buildings,...

• Use discord to do vote, election

• Bangladesh - Quota system

→ Spread to East Asian: Indo, Philip, Timor

• Philip - Marco said to join the protest because he is not president

→ Internet plays an important role

• Sri Lanka - mismanagement of economic

• Bangladesh - government took job

⇒ Youngsters stand up → Inspires from other countries

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Corruption has long been a serious problem in many countries, especially where government officials misuse their power for personal gain. In democratic governments, people often organize mass protests to raise their voices against such unethical actions. These protests aim to demand transparency and fairness from the authorities.

Many politicians are accused of living lavish lifestyles, which makes the public lose trust in them. When such scandals are revealed, citizens, especially the younger generation, are usually the first to take part in demonstrations. Sometimes, these protests fail due to a lack of organization or poor negotiation with the government.

Nowadays, people use social media as a powerful tool to spread awareness and inspire others to join the movement. However, it is important to check information from trustworthy sources to avoid being misled. By staying united and informed, people can fight corruption more effectively and build a fairer society.

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Why Gen Z protests are spreading across Asia

- Nepal -> other succeeding protests in Asia

- Always been dramatic.

Nepal-Even after democratic

- Platform tiktok → lifestyle of the politician kids.

- Youngs use media. → protest

- Kill 19 protest (water)

- Sept- burn buildings and homes across the country

- 70 people loss their life

Use on line platform to protest

- Differences

Nepal: social media ban

Bangladesh: quotas system of gov jobs.

Sri lanka: mismanagement of economy

- Affect others - Philip corruption, Timor Leste,...

Use platform to express feelings

Marcos (Phi) → Express, his feelings, said that

More connected than ever, it wil spring up .

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The video “Why Gen Z protests are speaking across Asia” discusses how young people, especially those under 30, are leading protests in many Asian countries such as Nepal, Bangladesh, and the Philippines. These movements often focus on issues like injustice, corruption, and poor economy. Many young people have lost their lives or been arrested for standing up for their rights. The protests show how the lifestyle of children and university students has changed — they are no longer afraid to speak out. Despite the consequences, Gen Z continues to raise their voices for a better future and stronger democracy.