Just Stop Oil march in London on 'last day of action'
- Just Stop Oil held its final demonstration in London on April 26, 2025, marking an end to three years of climate protest activities.
- The group claimed victory after the UK Labour government halted new oil and gas exploration licenses, leading to a cessation of disruptive protests.
- During the march, a confrontation occurred when a minivan drove toward JSO protesters, prompting police intervention.
- A spokesperson for JSO, Mel Carrington, mentioned that while their actions were effective, challenges remain due to changes in the political landscape.
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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…
Direct action group Just Stop Oil holds final protest, claiming it has
“It has been a success.” Just Stop Oil (JSO) insists it’s been “successful” – as its members ceremoniously hang up their orange high-vis vests during a march in central London. Since the group formed three years ago, it’s drawn attention and criticism for its colourful, controversial protests, which ranged from disrupting sporting events to throwing soup on Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, and climbing on gantries over the M25. It sprayed orange p…
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.
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