Peru’s Generation Z took to the streets of Lima over the weekend, clashing with police and waving the flag of the Japanese anime “One Piece” to protest government corruption and economic policies. The “One Piece” flag, a symbol of resistance in youth-led movements from Nepal to Indonesia, has become a rallying emblem for Peruvian Gen Z, who say they are fighting for a future free from corruption and repression. Protesters, many university students, initially mobilized by a controversial pension

Alastair Morgan, whose brother was murdered in 1987, and Neil Woods, a former undercover police officer who now investigates police corruption, speak to Insider about how police corruption actually works. In the interview Neil broke down in detail all the types of corruption he saw, and even carried out, while working as an undercover police officer for 14 years in the UK. During his time in the police Neil came to the conclusion that most "corruption within the police is caused by the money fro