Nepal Gen-Z Protests Book

This book captures one of the most powerful youth uprisings in Nepal’s recent history, where a government ban on social media ignited a nationwide call for justice. What began as anger over censorship soon grew into a larger struggle against corruption, nepotism, privilege, and political indifference. Gen-Z youth, armed with digital tools, hashtags, and relentless determination, took to the streets and transformed frustration into collective resistance. From Kathmandu to Pokhara, protests spread rapidly, uniting students, workers, and ordinary citizens who refused to be silenced. Despite facing curfews, crackdowns, tear gas, and even gunfire that left many dead and injured, the movement only grew stronger, ultimately forcing the government to lift the ban, confront the privileges of political elites, and witness the resignation of Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli. This is not just the story of protests but the story of a generation rewriting Nepal’s political landscape and demanding a future rooted in fairness, accountability, and hope.