The resignation of Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli took place in the context of violent anti-corruption protests that led to the death of 19 people. The protesters defied the state of emergency and continued to gather, demanding reforms and a future without corruption. The government lifted the ban on social networks, but the violence escalated, and the protests spread to other cities. Young people, motivated by frustration over the government's inaction, organized these demonstrations, called "Generation Z protests."
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Prim-ministrul Nepalului îşi dă demisia pe fondul protestelor anticorupţie, soldate cu 19 morţi şi peste 100 de răniţi
Nepal prime minister resigns as anti-corruption protests over 'nepo kids' escalate
Premierul Nepalului demisionează după protestele violente împotriva interdicției rețelelor sociale și a corupției
Prim-ministrul Nepalului îşi dă demisia pe fondul protestelor anticorupţie, soldate cu morţi. Revolta „Generaţiei Z” continuă
‘We want mass resignations’: Nepal’s Gen Z anger explodes after 19 killed
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