United for Nepal’s Gen Z Martyrs and Injured Protestors

On September 8, 2025, thousands of young people across Nepal courageously took to the streets to raise their voices against systematic corruption and attacks on free speech. What began as a peaceful protest for justice and accountability has already turned into a national tragedy.

In just the first day of the movement, 19 young lives have been lost. Countless others have been injured or arrested. These were sons, daughters, friends, and future leaders—youth who stood up with the hope of building a fairer, more democratic Nepal.

This campaign is being launched to support the families of those who have lost their loved ones, to help cover urgent medical expenses for the injured, and to provide humanitarian relief to those most affected by the violence and unrest.

Every contribution—no matter how small—will make a real difference in helping these families during their darkest time. Your donation will go directly towards:

Funeral support for families who lost loved ones

Medical treatment for the injured protestors

Legal and emergency aid for those unjustly detained

Humanitarian support for affected communities

We are coordinating with trusted local organizations in Nepal, building a team of volunteers, and creating a dedicated website to ensure full transparency of every dollar raised and how it is spent. This effort will remain community-driven, accountable, and focused directly on the victims and their families.

A website is also under construction to pay homage to the martyrs of the Gen Z protests—a digital memorial that will preserve their stories, sacrifices, and hopes for the future.

We especially call upon the Nepali diaspora abroad—students, professionals, families, and communities across the world. This is a moment to come together, stand with our youth, and be part of this revolution for a free, fair, and democratic Nepal.

Please donate and share widely. Together, we can bring relief to grieving families, honor the martyrs, and show the next generation that they are not alone in this struggle for justice.