FlamingoRevolution

Protesters in Tirana have marked the 128th consecutive day of demonstrations against corruption in Albania, a movement being shared under the banner FlamingoRevolution. The sustained protest is drawing attention across the Balkans and Europe, with observers highlighting ongoing public frustration over corruption and governance in the country.

Demonstrators in Tirana, Albania have marked the 126th consecutive day of protests against government corruption, a movement referred to online as the Flamingo Revolution. The sustained mobilisation has drawn attention across the Balkans and Europe, with supporters sharing footage of the gatherings and calling attention to corruption as a persistent problem in Albanian politics.

Demonstrators in Tirana, Albania have been holding anti-corruption protests for 122 consecutive days, under the banner of the so-called Flamingo Revolution. The movement is demanding action against corruption, drawing attention across the Balkans and wider Europe. Observers are watching how long the government can withstand sustained pressure from the protests.