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Greenpeace stages protest from Helsinki Central Station clock tower
Greenpeace activists climbed the clock tower of Helsinki Central Railway Station on Wednesday morning and unfurled a nine-metre-long banner reading “Time to resist” in English. The protest began around 8:00am. Activists accessed the tower using scaffolding set up for ongoing renovation work. The action was part of Greenpeace’s global campaign denouncing corporate influence, environmental degradation, and alleged political inaction.
In the Finnish capital, a group of Greenpeace activists climbed the clock tower at the Central Railway Station and unfurled a nine-meter banner with the inscription Time to resist. — Ukrinform.
On the morning of June 11, Greenpeace activists climbed onto a train station tower in the Finnish capital Helsinki and hung their banner there for several hours with the slogan “Time to resist”.
Five activists from the environmental and nature organization Greenpeace climbed the scaffolding at the railway station's clock tower on Wednesday morning.
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