\u201cExtinction Rebellion<\/a>\u201d movement, Just Stop Oil emphasizes scientific evidence that points to climate change as a serious threat to humanity and the planet.<\/span><\/p>\nThe movement believes that delays in global action risk irreparably jeopardizing the possibility of securing a livable future by pushing for an immediate end to new oil and gas concessions to prevent irreparable damage to the environment and human health.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\nLast Action in London<\/b><\/h2>\n
The latest action of the \u201cJust Stop Oil\u201d movement featured the National Gallery in London, with two activists damaging the famous 17th-century masterpiece \u201cVenus Rokeby\u201d by Diego Vel\u00e1zquez.<\/span><\/p>\nThis act was not accidental, but a direct response to the policies of the British government, which according to the movement, endangers millions of lives with its oil concession plans.<\/span><\/p>\nThe activists, who were stopped and arrested by police, said they chose the Rokeby Venus because it had previously been the subject of similar attention by suffragettes in 1914.<\/span><\/p>\nThis episode highlights the determination of environmental activists in their efforts to attract public attention and promote radical change in the country’s environmental policies.<\/span><\/p>\n