The mass protest decade: why did the street movements of the 2010s fail? | Protest | The Guardian
The long read: From Brazil to Egypt, Turkey to Hong Kong, the 2010s saw a series of huge public uprisings. Yet many of them led to the opposite of what they asked for. I spoke to more than 200 participants across 12 countries to find out why
Protests in Chile, Hong Kong, Ukraine, Egypt, Turkey, the US, Brazil and Tunisia in the 2010s. Illustration: Reuters; EPA; Rex; AP; Getty/Guardian Design From Brazil to Egypt, Turkey to Hong Kong, the 2010s saw a series of huge public uprisings. Yet many of them led to the opposite of what they asked for. I spoke to more than 200 participants across 12 countries to find out why By Vincent Bevins Tue 10 Oct 2023 00.00 EDT Last modified on Wed 15 Nov 2023 07.05 EST Share Prefer the Guardian on Google I n the decade from 2010 to 2020, humanity witnessed an explosion of mass protests that seemed t
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