youths
Coverage of youths in the Nexus archive.
- Nigeria: 18 Killed As Suspected Herdsmen Attack Benue Communities
Eighteen people were killed in an attack on Benue communities by suspected herdsmen. Youths protested at Och'Idoma's palace, blocked roads with corpses, and demanded action.
- Youths allegedly tonsured by mob in Perumbavoor accuse police of bias
Three youths in Perumbavoor were allegedly assaulted, stripped, publicly humiliated, and forcibly tonsured by a mob accusing them of supplying ganja to a schoolboy. The victims have accused the police of bias in handling the incident.
- ‘Drugs abuse among youths alone can destroy nations’
A legal awareness and aid programme on drug abuse and the POCSO Act was organized at the Yadgir Institute of Medical Sciences. The event highlighted concerns about drug abuse among youths and its potential impact on national stability.
- Two youths, three minors held for stealing 38 bikes in Konaseema
Two youths and three minors were arrested for stealing 38 bikes in Konaseema.
- Five youths held for allegedly stalking and attacking woman in Kochi
Five youths were arrested in Kochi for allegedly stalking and attacking a woman. The incident has been reported as a criminal case involving harassment and violence.
- Security forces urge Manipur villagers to sensitise youths to not get carried away by violence
Security forces in Manipur have urged villagers to sensitize youths to avoid violence following a gun attack that killed three civilians in Loibol Khullen village, Kangpokpi district.
- Hundreds of youths descend on UK beaches as planned 'linkups' continue to cause chaos across the country
Hundreds of youths have gathered at UK beaches for planned 'linkups', leading to ongoing chaos across the country. The events have caused disruptions and raised concerns about public order.
- Teens storm Scientology church in New York in latest ‘speed running’ incident
A group of youths forced entry into a New York Scientology church, causing property damage and injuring a staff member. The incident is linked to a nationwide trend of 'speed running' events that have gained attention on social media.