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With young people protesting in France, Albania, India and Argentina - why is Gen Z taking to the streets? We look at the demonstrations taking place across the…
With young people protesting in France, Albania, India and Argentina - why is Gen Z taking to the streets?
We look at the demonstrations taking place across the globe and how successful Gen Z protests have been in the past.
0:00 - Why are young people taking to the streets?
1:11 - France - what are students protesting about?
2:44 - Why are students protesting?
4:11 - India - 'Cockroach' protests latest
5:45 - Spain - Protests over housing
6:36 - Thailand - Did 2020 protests change anything?
7:59 - Nepal - Impact of 2025 protests
8:56 - Use of pop culture in Asia protests
9:53 - Morocco - did demonstrations make a difference?
11:29 - France - what happens next?
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22 Comments
@@edreynolds9196Imported3wk ago
Zed not Zee. Standards BBC, standards.
@@icewolf4kImported3wk ago
Its because the future for young people looks hopeless. No one can buy a house or afford to start a family. AI is destroying career decisions and further eduction has become a pointless debt trap. Our traitorous governments have decided in Europe that mass immigration from incompatible cultures would be a good idea and they are just forced to put up with it. Social media has shown legacy media to be a smokescreen of propaganda for what they can see with their own eyes. Need i go on…
@@Love_PumpImported3wk ago
Gen Z or Migrants?
@@knockedoutloadedImported3wk ago
Errr could it be George Soros maybe? We all know who's funding the groups who are pushing these riots. Strangely he's the only billionaire that the BBC never mentions
@@ApricubImported3wk ago
If the protests in France were entirely about school conditions they would have remained smaller scale and less newsworthy than they currently are. So we can acknowledge the condition but we can also be realistic and acknowledged the coalitional incentives for others to join in.
@@kylealexander7024Imported3wk ago
Millenials been this way. Raising gen z we made absolutely stellar humans. Defending basic human rights
@@Habitatuk1Imported3wk ago
20.2 million subscribers. 140 watching live. 😂
@@TheSocialpoliceImported3wk ago
and Sri Lanka too...
@@skeeterOATImported3wk ago
Okay.
@@quententenImported3wk ago
gen z is not lining up to join the armed forces thats for sure not even a force effing draft
@@leaedt7614Imported3wk ago
Meanwhile, in Britain, life is a bed of roses for the young for they don't protest.
@@TruthHurts2004-p5vImported3wk ago
The BBC is still pretending this is about education - LOL.
@@homewall724Imported3wk ago
Socialism and mob rule by democracy creates a violent, resentful, hateful, envious, greedy, foolish system, and the youth are raised by government agents.
@@NowisEvollovetionImported3wk ago
All governments eventually ruin absolutely everything that they touch. There is nothing more utterly useless than government. All they ever leave is a trail of destruction behind them. A worthless currency and a vast sea of unmanagable debt.
@@maryjones5057Imported3wk ago
Protest?! Riots.
@@Dark-u7n6iImported3wk ago
Boomers keep telling us we don't do enough and that's why we're suffering, but we have a different story...
@@Mixedbeats18Imported3wk ago
Welcome to the adult life
@@JuanOchoaImported3wk ago
Add Colombia to the list. GenZ gives us hope.
@@friendlyozeImported3wk ago
Only the French could spark a global protest
@@NowisEvollovetionImported3wk ago
This is precisely what happens when the youth feel entitled. When they expect everything for nothing. When they have been foolishly allowed to become demanding, ungrateful, and violent. To become 'Emotionally Out Of Control'. <br><br>'Gen Z'. The Z is for Zombies.
@@rubymclovelyImported3wk ago
LOL Maybe don't patronise people by calling them Gen Z and sending a tool of a middle aged man to bullshit us when "reporting".<br>The BBC get more and more ridiculous every day!
With young people protesting in France, Albania, India and Argentina - why is Gen Z taking to the streets?
We look at the demonstrations taking place across the globe and how successful Gen Z protests have been in the past.
0:00 - Why are young people taking to the streets?
1:11 - France - what are students protesting about?
2:44 - Why are students protesting?
4:11 - India - 'Cockroach' protests latest
5:45 - Spain - Protests over housing
6:36 - Thailand - Did 2020 protests change anything?
7:59 - Nepal - Impact of 2025 protests
8:56 - Use of pop culture in Asia protests
9:53 - Morocco - did demonstrations make a difference?
11:29 - France - what happens next?
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews
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