Greta Thunberg Fined for Blocking Swedish Parliament in Climate Protest
The Swedish court imposed a fine on the activist for civil disobedience during a sit-in against political inaction on climate change.
- Thunberg was fined 6,000 Swedish kronor for ignoring police orders during two protests in March.
- This marks Thunberg's third fine in Sweden for similar acts of civil disobedience aimed at highlighting climate issues.
- In court, Thunberg defended her actions by emphasizing the ongoing climate emergency and the need for urgent action.
- Despite the legal repercussions, Thunberg remains a prominent figure in the global 'Fridays for Future' movement she initiated.
- The activist's stance challenges the current laws that she argues favor extractive industries over environmental protection.