US EditionJust Stop Oil will no longer throw soup at paintings as it ends direct action
- Just Stop Oil announced it will end its direct protests, claiming its demands are now government policy, which they call a success.
- They report having kept over 4.4 billion barrels of oil in the ground and have had rulings against new oil licenses.
- Despite ceasing protests, Just Stop Oil will continue to advocate for political prisoners and oppose anti-protest laws in the UK.
- They plan one final lower-risk action on April 26 in Parliament Square, but will not aim for arrests thereafter.
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Being hated worked for Just Stop Oil
Protesters outside the Bafta awards in London, March 2022. William Joshua Templeton / shutterstockThe climate activist group Just Stop Oil (JSO) has announced the end of its campaign of direct action. Many will read the group’s legacy through the lens of public hostility: the frustration caused, the angry headlines, the outrage at its tactics. Not only have JSO activists been spat at, physically assaulted and run over by angry car drivers, but 1…
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