Protests led by young demonstrators are spreading across multiple countries, driven by frustration over deepening economic inequality, underfunded public services, and limited opportunities for future generations. Movements in France and India reflect broader discontent among youth who feel abandoned by political and economic systems. The demonstrations highlight growing concerns about access to education, housing, and stable employment in an era of widening disparities. Activists argue systemic failures demand urgent reform, raising questions about whether governments can address the root causes of their unrest.
From France to India, young people are in the streets over inequality, failing public services and bleak prospects.
