The Future Belongs to Them – The Urgent Case for Youth in Parliament
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The average age of a Member of Parliament remains decades older than the average citizen, creating a massive representation gap in modern democracy. While youth movements drive the global conversation on climate change, economic inequality, and digital ethics, the halls of legislative power remain overwhelmingly dominated by older generations. (Sarawak Tribune, 09:39)
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Photo: Sarawak Tribune Sarawak Tribune·News·EN·3 Nov, 09:39 MYTThe Future Belongs to Them – The Urgent Case for Youth in Parliament
The average age of a Member of Parliament remains decades older than the average citizen, creating a massive representation gap in modern democracy. While youth movements drive the global conversation on climate change, economic inequality, and digital ethics, the halls of…
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