Gen Z Protests Continue Across Europe

⚠️ Urgent — Flash Radio is following this situation in real time as France faces a new wave of school strikes amid the price crisis. Young Europeans continue to challenge authorities in public spaces. Like Paris, several cities across the European Union see spontaneous gatherings taking place despite restriction measures. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk expressed concern on Tuesday over violent acts during these protests, while also voicing worries about a response deemed excessive by some. ⏱️ 1 min read The facts and recent developments This mobilization, led by high school students and university students, takes place in the context of a growing economic crisis. The rise in energy and basic product prices fuels a generational anger that transcends borders. On social media, young people share videos of collective actions, fueling a movement that combines social demands and citizen protest. Their goal: to make their demands heard against a struggling government. 'occurred during protests and expressed concern over a sometimes' European authorities, facing this phenomenon, must find a balance between respecting freedoms and managing security. The message from the High Commissioner reminds that violence cannot be justified, but also highlights the importance of a proportionate response. The movements of Gen Z, often well-informed and connected, show that economic and social challenges are no longer ignored by youth, who demand concrete solutions. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ The movements of Gen Z, often well-informed and connected, show that economic and social challenges are no longer ignored by youth, who demand concrete solutions. ▸ On social media, the