Nepal marks one year since Gen Z protests toppled prime minister
A year after violent protests over corruption forced the resignation of Nepal’s then prime minister, the country continues to confront the effects of deadly floods.
Nepal is marking one year since violent, Gen Z-led protests against corruption led to the resignation of the country’s then prime minister, according to France 24.
The unrest followed a government attempt to suspend prominent social media platforms over alleged non-compliance with new rules. The supplied report does not identify the platforms or specify the regulatory requirements involved.
The protests became a major political challenge for the government, with anger over corruption contributing to the prime minister’s resignation.
One year on, Nepal continues to face significant challenges. France 24 reports that the country is still grappling with devastation caused by deadly floods.
The anniversary highlights the unresolved pressures facing Nepal after a revolt that moved from opposition to a government policy into a broader challenge over corruption and political accountability.
