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The Rise of Gen Z Protest Movements in Asia: A Deep Dive

A Portrait of Struggle: The Indonesian Logistics Worker

Imagine a young Gen Z worker in Indonesia, caught in a cycle of hardship. He toils in the logistics industry, often working up to 12 hours a day to transport goods, earning less than $240 a month—barely enough to cover his basic needs. His life embodies the struggles faced by many young people in developing countries, where employment opportunities are limited, and economic stability remains elusive.