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Actions and protests
Climate (campaign title)
Commercial businesses
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KWCI (GPI)
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Shell (commercial business)
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Lone Protester at Shell's Headquarter in Manila
Fred De la Cruz, fisherman from the climate impacted community in Bataan, Central Luzon region of the Philippines holds his broken paddle to be given to Shell as a reminder to face the people impacted by climate change, during his lone protest in front of the Philippine headquarters of Shell to call for climate justice.
The protest highlights the huge role of fossil fuel companies, such as Shell, in fueling the climate crisis and the injustice and suffering experienced by vulnerable communities in the Philippines and around the world.
Greenpeace is calling on Shell to wake up to the climate emergency, heed the call of communities for justice, and start a rapid and just transition to phase out fossil fuels.
Unique identifier:
GP0STTW59
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
17/09/2019
Locations:
Philippines
,
Southeast Asia
,
Taguig
Credit line:
© Geric Cruz / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Protest at Shell Office in the Philippines
Filipino activist and super typhoon survivor demands Shell to face up to the climate emergency in an indefinite lone protest in front of the Philippine headquarters of Shell to call for climate justice.
The action, supported by Greenpeace Philippines, is meant to highlight the huge role of fossil fuel companies, such as Shell, in fueling the climate crisis and the injustice and suffering experienced by vulnerable communities in the Philippines and around the world. Greenpeace is calling on Shell to wake up to the climate emergency, heed the call of communities for justice, and start a rapid and just transition to phase out fossil fuels.
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