Taiwan Says Will Fight To The End If China Attacks
Taiwan foreign minister, Joseph Wu said on Wednesday that his country will fight to the end if China attacks, adding that the United States saw a danger that this could […]
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Climate change activists on Wednesday, destroyed windows at the London headquarters of Barclays, this is the latest protest focused on highlighting the role of the financial sector in fuelling what they call the climate catastrophe.
The seven activists from the Extinction Rebellion group used hammers to break the windows and then pasted the message “In Case of Climate Emergency Break Glass” on the front of the bank’s building.
Extinction Rebellion said the action was part of its so called “Money Rebellion” against the capitalist system which used “nonviolent direct action, causing damage to property to prevent and draw attention to greater damage.”
“It is the latest action in protest at the bank’s continued investments in activities that are directly contributing to the climate and ecological emergency,” the group said.
The group’s move against Barclays in the Canary Wharf business district came after fellow activists last week splashed black dye on the facade of the Bank of England in the historical financial centre, the City of London.
Extinction Rebellion wants to start a wider revolt against the political, economic and social structures of the modern world to avert the worst scenarios of devastation outlined by scientists studying climate change.
“You may dislike our action today but I ask you to compare a crack in a window to funding wildfires and flooded homes,” said Sophie Cowen, a 30-year-old campaigner from London. “We took action today because someone needs to raise the alarm, because broken windows are better than broken futures.”
One of the pink hammers the activists used bore the slogan: “Care – act with love.”
Tagged as: Protesters, Barclays, London Headquarters, Climate Change.
Oluwaseye Ogunsanya April 7, 2021
Taiwan foreign minister, Joseph Wu said on Wednesday that his country will fight to the end if China attacks, adding that the United States saw a danger that this could […]
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