Global youth-led movements are taking to the streets in demonstrations against economic inequality, climate change, and political disillusionment, raising questions about their long-term impact. From strikes to marches, these protests reflect growing frustration among younger generations over systemic issues they see as urgent and unaddressed. While some campaigns have gained significant traction and forced policy discussions, others struggle to translate momentum into lasting change. Experts and activists debate whether these movements are reshaping politics—or simply echoing past struggles without tangible results.
Young people are protesting around the world but about what and are they winning?
