Just Stop Oil march in London on 'last day of action'
- Just Stop Oil held its final demonstration in London on April 26, with hundreds marching in orange vests after three years of activism aimed at ending new fossil fuel licensing.
- A furious motorist drove slowly into Just Stop Oil protesters during their last day of action in central London, with the event attended by about 300 people according to Scotland Yard.
- Just Stop Oil announced it would cease public protests after claiming their demand to end new oil and gas projects is now government policy.
- The group has faced 3,300 arrests over their campaign, which includes high-profile disruptive actions since their founding in February 2022.
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Right to demonstrate: On Saturday, the activists of Just Stop Oil took to the streets for the last time for the time being, partly due to the relatively heavy sentences that…
UK activist group Just Stop Oil holds final march, shifting focus away from civil disobedience
Several hundred supporters walked peacefully through the center of London, from Parliament to the headquarters of oil and gas giant Shell. The environmental group announced in March it would halt its headline-grabbing protests.
UK activist group Just Stop Oil holds its last climate protest
The group mainly campaigned for UK to end the extraction of oil and gas by 2030.
The Just Stop Oil environmentalist movement announced the end of its civil disobedience actions after a final demonstration in London on Saturday, April 26.
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