Gen Z movement grows globally

A global movement among the Gen Z generation is becoming more visible in October 2026, with protests and demonstrations taking place across multiple countries. This movement is driven by a shared concern over the future and the challenges facing younger generations.

Protests spread across Europe

Following climate-related mobilizations in Canada, student and high school protests have been observed in France, Italy, India, and Greece. These demonstrations highlight the growing activism among young people on various issues.

South America joins the movement

Now, South America is also seeing its share of youth-led protests. Young people in the region are expressing their views on a range of topics, showing that the movement is not limited to a single continent or issue.

Demands reflect general unease

The demands from protesters vary, but they all reflect a sense of unease about the future being offered to them. Issues such as climate change, education, employment, and social justice are at the forefront of their concerns.

Reporting from Bogota

Léa Hurel, a correspondent for France 24, is reporting from Bogota, providing insights into the situation in South America and the broader context of the global youth movement.