How Dare You: Greta Thunberg Carried Away by Police at Pro-Palestine Demonstration, Again

Politico

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has had her second run-in with police in just a week, this time during a pro-Palestinian protest in Stockholm on Monday afternoon.

Thunberg was part of a group of demonstrators that set up tents inside Stockholm University’s library, demanding that the university end its ties with Israeli universities.

“Students put up tents at the library, to say that they have had enough of complicity of the genocide in Gaza,” Thunberg wrote in an Instagram post featuring a video of her and other protestors being removed by the police.

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