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Leo kulikua na maandamano ya kuishaiwishi serikali ichukue hatua za dharura juu ya matatizo ya hali ya hewa na uchumi. Wamefunga barabara nzima kuanzia Aldwych. Kuna magari ya polisi zaidi ya 15 na polisi kibao. Sehemu ya kutumia dakika 5 kwa bus leo watu wanatumia dakika zaidi ya 30.
Swali langu kama hawa watu wanaoandamana kwa amani kudai uhuru wa maandamano yaliyoainishwa katika katiba wanapigwa mabomu na polisi Je wakiandamana kwaajili ya mazingira itakuwaje? habari kamili hii chini na hizo picha katika thread zimepigwa leo asubuhi saa mbili maeneo ya mahakama kuu ya sheria Jirani na Aldwych na Strand centre London
Uhamasishaji, hakuna mahali panaposema tumepata kibali kwa polisi.
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The@XRebellionUK #SummerUprising
has begun in 5 cities. This emergency mobilisation of ordinary citizens demands that governments #ActNow to halt biodiversity loss and go net #ZeroCarbon2025. @ScotlandXr @xrleeds @XRCardiff @LdnRebellion @XRBristol
Extinction Rebellion protests block traffic in five UK cities
Group brings boats with slogan ‘Act Now!’ to London, Cardiff, Leeds, Bristol and Glasgow
Molly Blackall
Mon 15 Jul 2019 11.15 BSTLast modified on Mon 15 Jul 2019 11.40 BST
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An Extinction Rebellion protest in Glasgow. Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
The environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion has carried out protests in five UK cities, marking the start of what it describes as a “summer uprising”.
Monday’s demonstrations – targeting London, Cardiff, Leeds, Bristol and Glasgow – caused disruption to traffic in parts of the cities. The group is calling for greater government action on the climate crisis.
Protests in each city are focusing on a different ecological threat – rising sea levels, floods, wildfires, crop failures and extreme weather. The group has installed large boats in each location, branded with the message “Act Now!”
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The Extinction Rebellion protestors blocking the Neville Street Bridge on one of the main approach routes into Leeds. Photograph: Ian Forsyth/Getty Images
Extinction Rebellion is demanding that the government prevent further losses to biodiversity and commit to producing net zero greenhouse gases by 2025.
The group said it would carry out “creative acts of civil disobedience”including blocking roads and bridges, and hold educational workshops. Activists in London have promised to continue the action for a week.
More than 15 police vans accompanied a crowd outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London, where about 250 protesters blocked the Strand.
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Protesters from Extinction Rebellion with a boat that they have parked outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Photograph: Kirsty O’Connor/PA
“I’m involved because I have children and I want them not to starve and die in social collapse. If you look at what scientists are saying, that’s what’s coming,” said Roc Sandford, a 61-year-old organic farmer.
Wilf, 50, a teacher who did not give his surname, said: “We’ve all read the science, we know the story, the whole phase of denial is over and if it takes civil disobedience to make a difference then so be it.”
Bristol Bridge was closed as a result of the protests and South Wales police said roads in Cardiff city centre were blocked.
Extinction Rebellion disrupted London and other cities with 11 days of protests in April that it cast as the biggest act of civil disobedience in recent British history.
Kimbembe kingine kinatayarishwa cha mwezi September
Nawasilisha tujadili kwa maslahi siyo kwa matusi kama huna cha kusema sepa
Swali langu kama hawa watu wanaoandamana kwa amani kudai uhuru wa maandamano yaliyoainishwa katika katiba wanapigwa mabomu na polisi Je wakiandamana kwaajili ya mazingira itakuwaje? habari kamili hii chini na hizo picha katika thread zimepigwa leo asubuhi saa mbili maeneo ya mahakama kuu ya sheria Jirani na Aldwych na Strand centre London
Uhamasishaji, hakuna mahali panaposema tumepata kibali kwa polisi.
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Extinction Rebellion protests block traffic in five UK cities
Group brings boats with slogan ‘Act Now!’ to London, Cardiff, Leeds, Bristol and Glasgow
Molly Blackall
Mon 15 Jul 2019 11.15 BSTLast modified on Mon 15 Jul 2019 11.40 BST
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An Extinction Rebellion protest in Glasgow. Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
The environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion has carried out protests in five UK cities, marking the start of what it describes as a “summer uprising”.
Monday’s demonstrations – targeting London, Cardiff, Leeds, Bristol and Glasgow – caused disruption to traffic in parts of the cities. The group is calling for greater government action on the climate crisis.
Protests in each city are focusing on a different ecological threat – rising sea levels, floods, wildfires, crop failures and extreme weather. The group has installed large boats in each location, branded with the message “Act Now!”
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The Extinction Rebellion protestors blocking the Neville Street Bridge on one of the main approach routes into Leeds. Photograph: Ian Forsyth/Getty Images
Extinction Rebellion is demanding that the government prevent further losses to biodiversity and commit to producing net zero greenhouse gases by 2025.
The group said it would carry out “creative acts of civil disobedience”including blocking roads and bridges, and hold educational workshops. Activists in London have promised to continue the action for a week.
More than 15 police vans accompanied a crowd outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London, where about 250 protesters blocked the Strand.
FacebookTwitterPinterest
Protesters from Extinction Rebellion with a boat that they have parked outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Photograph: Kirsty O’Connor/PA
“I’m involved because I have children and I want them not to starve and die in social collapse. If you look at what scientists are saying, that’s what’s coming,” said Roc Sandford, a 61-year-old organic farmer.
Wilf, 50, a teacher who did not give his surname, said: “We’ve all read the science, we know the story, the whole phase of denial is over and if it takes civil disobedience to make a difference then so be it.”
Bristol Bridge was closed as a result of the protests and South Wales police said roads in Cardiff city centre were blocked.
Extinction Rebellion disrupted London and other cities with 11 days of protests in April that it cast as the biggest act of civil disobedience in recent British history.
Kimbembe kingine kinatayarishwa cha mwezi September
Nawasilisha tujadili kwa maslahi siyo kwa matusi kama huna cha kusema sepa
