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Arrests fuel fears among Madagascar’s gen Z protesters that new regime no better than one they overthrew
Young activists in Madagascar are being arrested for protesting the military regime that took power in a 2025 coup, raising fears that the new government is no better than the previous one. The arrests have sparked concerns about human rights and the regime's commitment to reforms, amid ongoing issues with public services and growing Russian influence.
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