Guardian investigation finds growing number of countries passing anti-protest laws as part of playbook of tactics to intimidate people peacefully raising the alarm
Depends a lot on what you do and in which country.
Protests can serve as social proof that there is widespread support for climate action. This is important, and helps bring more people on board and tell politicians that it’s worth their while.
Depends a lot on what you do and in which country.
Protests can serve as social proof that there is widespread support for climate action. This is important, and helps bring more people on board and tell politicians that it’s worth their while.
Yep, I think this is the probably the best use of them.
I assume this is an evidence-based argument and you can share the research proving this?