Be counted, go and vote, this is your election
Summary
The article urges Nepal's youth to participate actively in elections, emphasizing that their votes hold the power to influence political change and challenge the status quo.
Key Points
- Nepal's youth are urged to vote to challenge corrupt and recycled political leadership.
- Low youth voter turnout enables political elites to maintain power through shrinking loyal vote banks.
- Nepal's reliance on labor migration reflects a failure to create domestic opportunities for young people.
- Voting is a tool of leverage enabling youth to demand attention on issues like jobs, skills, and climate.
- Increased youth electoral participation can lead to shifts in policies, budgets, and political accountability.
