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Youth Uprising To Democratic Transformation
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When I read an article titled 'Yes, protest still works. Serbia Just proved it' written by Srdja Popovic , founder of the Centre for applied non-violent actions and shared online through Journal of Democracy, I noticed some parallels of Serbia’s political rebellion with the Gen-Z movement of Nepal.
However, there appear to be some significant differences between the two cases. Nepal’s Gen-Z movement was characterized by the sudden burst of anger of young people onto the streets, in which at least five dozen people were killed and destruction of public and private assets was wrought on an enormous scale.
But in Serbia, the nature and meth
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