Massive Climate Protest in South Korea Demands Urgent Action

Over 30,000 people march in Seoul, criticizing government inaction and highlighting severe heat impacts.

Protesters call for systemic changes to address global warming and protect future generations.
South Korea's top court recently ruled the nation's climate law insufficient in safeguarding human rights.
The country is the second-largest coal polluter among G20 nations, with slow renewable energy adoption.
Record-breaking heat has severely affected daily life and agricultural production, including kimchi.
Demonstrators strategically chose Gangnam area to target major corporations for their role in emissions.