Gen Z Movement Anniversary: Leaders Criticize Lack of Accountability and Unfulfilled Promises
Summary
Gen Z leaders on the movement’s first anniversary say the political change it sparked has not delivered accountability, justice for victims, or meaningful reform. They accuse the new government of repeating old practices and failing to implement key promises from the 10-point agreement.
Key Points
- Gen Z leaders say the movement changed political leadership but did not change the state’s operating style or improve accountability.
- They allege the government has failed to punish those responsible for the violence, support martyrs’ families, or properly treat the injured.
- Leaders say the 10-point agreement on good governance, human rights, electoral reform, and inclusion has effectively stalled.
- Some movement figures argue the new government is becoming as undemocratic and autocratic as the old parties.
