Greta Thunberg Pleads Not Guilty to Public Order Offence in London

The charge follows her arrest at a protest against a fossil fuel conference; trial set for February 2024.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has pleaded not guilty to a public order offence following her arrest at a protest outside a hotel in London.
The protest was against the Energy Intelligence Forum, a conference bringing together fossil fuel executives and government ministers.
Thunberg was among 26 people arrested and charged by the Metropolitan Police for failing to comply with a condition imposed under Section 14 of the Public Order Act.
Thunberg and four other protesters, all part of the Fossil Free London movement, were released on unconditional bail and are due to stand trial in February 2024.
Thunberg has previously been detained or removed from protests in Sweden, Norway, and Germany.