A year on, Gen Z martyrs’ families say promises remain unfulfilled
Summary
A year after Nepal’s Gen Z protests, the families of those killed say the government has not fulfilled its promises or the aspirations behind the movement. They continue to seek justice, jobs, education and long-term support while living with the loss of their sons and husbands.
Key Points
- Families of Gen Z protest victims say the government has failed to deliver on the promises made after the movement.
- The article highlights the personal losses of several families in Bhaktapur and Itahari, including sons and a husband killed by police fire.
- Relatives say compensation is not enough and demand jobs, education and healthcare support for martyrs’ families.
- Some families are considering renewed protests if their demands remain unmet.
