'A desire for freedom and attachment to tradition': Madagascar's Gen Z in the lens of Charlotte Yonga
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In Madagascar, 'between a desire for freedom and an attachment to tradition,' Gen Z through the lens of Charlotte Yonga'A desire for freedom and attachment to tradition': Madagascar's Gen Z in the lens of Charlotte Yonga
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Tue, 22 September 2026
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In Madagascar, 'between a desire for freedom and an attachment to tradition,' Gen Z through the lens of Charlotte Yonga'Growing up in hostile environments' (6/7). In Madagascar, Gen Z was behind a vast movement that brought down the ruling government in 2025. A year earlier, French-Cameroonian photographer Charlotte Yonga had photographed this youth and paired the portraits with lush landscapes, on display at the Rencontres d'Arles photography festival until October 4.