Having no place to express themselves, Gen-Z organized a protest against corruption on 8th of September, 2025. Most of these protestors were school going children or younger (all below 18) with some older folks supporting them. They were unarmed and peaceful. The state (District Administration officer and the home minister) responded with overwhelming force killing over 20 children (confirmed but there are rumours of 60+ deaths) and hundreds injured. The police not only used live ammunition (instead of rubber bullets and tear gas as mandated by law) for crowd control but also followed ambulances to hospitals and displayed their force there by throwing tear gas and shooting guns (live or rubber bullets unconfirmed).
Government is enforcing a curfew all over the country but the death of unarmed innocent and peaceful children has triggered everyone and now protestors are vandalising homes of the corrupt politicians. This one, in particular, revealed a lot of cash. It was thrown around and captured on camera.
![image showing Cash thrown from a politician's home in Kathmandu, Nepal amid Gen-Z protest against corruption [OC]](7c0dc4d3-a08a-5c63-a81d-0623d7641014.jpg)
Dev-il_Jyu on September 9th, 2025 at 07:43 UTC »
Context:
Nepali people have been frustrated by the corruption at every level in government. Recently, gen-z were exposing lavish lifestyles of families of politicians on social media following a similar trend in Philippines. The lifestyle they were living couldn't have been afforded without corruption. Fearing the exposé, government decided to shutdown all social media.
Having no place to express themselves, Gen-Z organized a protest against corruption on 8th of September, 2025. Most of these protestors were school going children or younger (all below 18) with some older folks supporting them. They were unarmed and peaceful. The state (District Administration officer and the home minister) responded with overwhelming force killing over 20 children (confirmed but there are rumours of 60+ deaths) and hundreds injured. The police not only used live ammunition (instead of rubber bullets and tear gas as mandated by law) for crowd control but also followed ambulances to hospitals and displayed their force there by throwing tear gas and shooting guns (live or rubber bullets unconfirmed).
Government is enforcing a curfew all over the country but the death of unarmed innocent and peaceful children has triggered everyone and now protestors are vandalising homes of the corrupt politicians. This one, in particular, revealed a lot of cash. It was thrown around and captured on camera.
weaz-am-i on September 9th, 2025 at 08:01 UTC »
Turns out this generation, quite a few governments are getting a crash course in the French method of dealing with corruption.
EpicMichaelFreeman on September 9th, 2025 at 08:35 UTC »
Nepali gen z have balls. Respect!