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Generation Z, aged 14 to 29, is increasingly influential in global politics, organizing protests against corruption and social inequalities. Researchers have noted at least 25 significant protests worldwide led by this generation, focusing on issues like education and climate change. Movements in Asia and Africa have gained international attention, with students in Bangladesh successfully protesting against authoritarian governance. In Serbia, student-led protests resulted in political change after years of control by a single party. Recent protests in Europe have addressed educational conditions and housing affordability. Social media platforms facilitate mobilization, while protests often face violent repression. Experts suggest these movements reflect a broader discontent with social contracts and could lead to significant global changes.