The UK Youth Parliament appears set to be abolished as ministers consider changes to how young people participate in national politics. The body, established to give teenagers a formal voice on issues affecting them, could lose its funding or be replaced under a government restructuring plan. Supporters say it has helped young people engage with policymakers and campaign on public concerns. Critics of the proposed changes fear the loss of a recognizable national platform for youth representation and democratic participation
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