Greta Thunberg and Activists Removed by Police at Swedish Parliament Protest

The climate activist and her group were forcibly removed for blocking the parliament entrance, marking a continuation of their global climate change advocacy.

Greta Thunberg and other climate activists were forcibly removed by Swedish police for blocking the entrance to the Swedish parliament for a second consecutive day.
The protest aimed to draw attention to climate change and political inaction, with Thunberg and her group advocating for urgent reforms.
Thunberg, who has become the face of youth climate activism, emphasized the need for different methods to convey their message after decades of perceived inaction.
The incident adds to Thunberg's history of being removed from protests in various countries, including a recent acquittal in the UK for a public order offense.
Despite the removal, the activists' sit-down protest outside the parliament highlights the ongoing struggle for climate justice and the urgency of addressing climate change.

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