Greta Thunberg Detained Twice in Dutch Climate Protest

The climate activist was arrested during a demonstration against fossil fuel subsidies in The Hague, organized by Extinction Rebellion.

Greta Thunberg was detained twice by Dutch police during a climate protest against fossil fuel subsidies in The Hague.
The protest, organized by Extinction Rebellion, aimed to block the A12 highway and other roads, demanding an end to subsidies for fossil fuels.
Thunberg, a prominent climate activist, stated the protest was due to the planetary emergency and the urgent need to act against climate change.
Despite the heavy police presence and arrests, Thunberg and other activists highlight the ongoing ecological crisis and the slow response of governments.
Thunberg has been a leading figure in climate activism, inspiring global movements and facing multiple detentions for her participation in protests.