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The rise of youth-led protests in Madagascar, Morocco, Kenya and Nepal adds to growing evidence that Gen Z is actively shaping political and social discourse.
You can contact your MP and have them meet you in Parliament. My Mrs and I did and it was an experience I will never forget.
Rubbed Churchill’s foot, walked through the commons and held the despatch box and squeezed through Cecil Parkinson’s extra huge turnstile in the lobby.
Bumped into Dougie Turd on the steps of Westminster Hall and watched that larl cheeky speaker John Bercow open the chamber for the day.
Falling asleep in front of Question Time the week before last I was jolted awake by a question I’d given up writing in my notebook. “Why,” a woman in the audience asked the panel of politicians and
The concept is also spreading to Europe.
Neighborhood parliaments are popular in India
There’s also a European Youth Parliament.
https://eyp.org/
The United Nations also has a Youth Delegate Program.
Queensland has a youth parliament that debates laws, which the government adopts.
The UK has a youth parliament that has been in operation for over two decades.
This could be a great way to engage young people in politics and governance, particularly given the surge of Gen Z protests worldwide.
You can contact your MP and have them meet you in Parliament. My Mrs and I did and it was an experience I will never forget.
Rubbed Churchill’s foot, walked through the commons and held the despatch box and squeezed through Cecil Parkinson’s extra huge turnstile in the lobby.
Bumped into Dougie Turd on the steps of Westminster Hall and watched that larl cheeky speaker John Bercow open the chamber for the day.
Not that his constituents are going to change his voting habits though.
you can meet your mp, not sure if they will listen to your ideas though. worth a pop I guess.
so true, maybe.