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Africa: Formal Representation for Young People Enhances Politics for All

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[Chatham House] Despite grassroots associations, community organizing and online groups offering pathways for political engagement, the room for youth representation in international politics remains narrow, with many young people still left feeling they are passive participants in policymaking.

Source: allAfrica.com
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