Gen Z has increasingly emerged as a key actor in global protest movements, utilizing digital platforms to demand systemic reforms in areas such as climate change, labor rights, and political accountability. Gen Z-led protests have occurred in various regions, including South Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, North Africa, and South America, reflecting a heightened political awareness, tech fluency, and transnational connectivity among the youth. Governments’ responses have varied from concessions to crackdowns, with broader implications for regional stability and governance.