The uprising that began with students also contains its solution: youth energy, solidarity networks, and organized volunteerism are central to rehabilitation efforts. Where systems are slow, young people have mobilized

When state systems lag, human creativity often fills the gap. For many injured fighters — students, aspiring civil servants, young freelancers — entrepreneurship has become a route back to dignity:

They returned to kitchens and counselling rooms carrying more than scars — they carried promises. In the weeks after the July 2024 uprising, the interim government publicly pledged a package

They came back from the streets with bandaged eyes and broken bones — students and young workers who marched for a fair shot at the future. In the months after

They are called the July Heroes now — young students, workers, dreamers — who walked into the streets demanding the simplest of promises: a future worth working for. They returned