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According to British media, the young man belongs to a group bearing the name "Carbon emissions in 2022 represent genocide".
This is not the only or strangest incident, but rather it is an extension of a series of cases of protest in sports stadiums by activists or masses.
"We only have 1028 days left"
On June 3, 2022, an activist in the field of the climate She also tied her neck with the net and remained motionless in the main court of the Roland Garros During the semi-final between Casper Ruud and Marin Cilic, the match was interrupted for several minutes. It was written on her jacket "We only have 1028 days left".
In her tweet on "Twitter"The 22-year-old wrote: "It’s time to face reality, the world politics send us into is a world where Roland Garros can no longer be. Today, I got into this field because I could no longer take the risk of doing nothing in the face of the climate emergency".
break into a racetrack "Formula 1"
Five environmental activists dressed in radioactive orange stormed the Silverstone circuit moments after the start of the tenth Grand Prix of the Formula 1 season in July 2022. They sat on the track during the race in a move considered "very dangerous".
A British environmental activist group has attributed "Just Stop Oil,” which is campaigning to stop fossil fuel drilling in the UK, has itself this protest.
She said in a statement: "They are calling on the government to immediately halt new oil and gas projects in the UK, and have said they will continue to disrupt sporting and cultural events until this demand is met.".
Umbrella is a means of protest
A climate change protester parachuted into the stadium and landed on the pitch Allianz Arena In Munich, a few minutes before the match between Germany and France in the European Championship 2020.
And the environmental activist wanted to be a member of the "green peace" The NGO had to land on the ground using a parachute on which the slogan “Leave Greenpeace Oil” was written" But he injured two people when landing.
"Ultras" wearing a niqab
One of the strange scenes witnessed by the stadium stands "Friends Arena" In the Swedish capital, Stockholm, Ultras fans wear a club "Aik Solna" (AIK) In April 2017, the black niqab protested against a law that entered into force in Sweden, which prohibits hiding the face and covering it during sporting events, except when there are religious reasons. They carried a sign with them written on it "Now we cover our faces for religious reasons. The goal is the freedom of the ultras".
Chicken in the heart of the stadium
Blackburn Rovers fans in May 2012 released a chicken at Ewood Park during Blackburn’s crucial Premier League match against Wigan.
A chicken wrapped in a Blackburn flag roamed the stadium what the fans, who protested the shameful results of their company-owned team, wanted. "Venky’s" At that time, an Indian company specialized in the processing of chicken meat.
Tennis balls on the soccer field
In 2018, at the end of day 23 of the German Bundesliga and during the Eintracht Frankfurt-Leipzig meeting, Frankfurt fans threw dozens of tennis balls onto the field before kick-off.
It took several minutes to clear the little yellow balls that the spectators in the stands were happy to return.
The reason is that they protest against the date of this match, which is organized on Monday evening, for the first time in the history of the German League.
And in the stands, they hoisted banners of a sample: "No to matches on Monday".
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According to British media, the young man belongs to a group called “Carbon emissions in 2022 represent genocide.”
This is not the only or strangest incident, but rather it is an extension of a series of cases of protest in sports stadiums by activists or masses.
“We only have 1,028 days left.”
On June 3, 2022, an activist in the field of the climate She also tied her neck with the net and remained motionless in the main court of the Roland Garros During the semi-final between Casper Ruud and Marin Cilic, the match was interrupted for several minutes. “We only have 1,028 days left,” was written on her jacket.
In a tweet on Twitter, the 22-year-old wrote: “It’s time to face reality, the world politics send us into is a world where Roland Garros can no longer be. Today, I entered this field because I no longer I can take the risk of doing nothing in the face of the climate emergency.”
Entering the Formula 1 race track
Five environmental activists dressed in bright orange stormed the Silverstone circuit moments after the start of the tenth Grand Prix of the Formula 1 season in July 2022. They sat on the track during the race in a move considered “extremely dangerous”.
The British environmental activist group “Just Stop Oil” which campaigns to stop fossil fuel drilling in the UK has attributed to itself this protest.
“They are calling on the government to immediately halt new oil and gas projects in the UK, and have said they will continue to disrupt sporting and cultural events until this request is met,” it said in a statement.
Umbrella is a means of protest
A climate change protester parachuted into the stadium and landed on the pitch Allianz Arena In Munich, a few minutes before the match between Germany and France in the European Championship 2020.
The environmental activist, a member of the non-governmental organization “Green Peace”, wanted to land using a parachute on which the slogan “Leave Greenpeace Oil” was written, but he injured two people when landing.
Ultras wear the niqab
One of the strange scenes in the “Friends Arena” stadium in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, was the wearing of the black veil by ultras fans of the club “AIK Solna” (AIK) in April 2017, in protest against a law that entered into force in Sweden, which prohibits hiding the face and covering it during events. Sports, except when there are religious reasons. They carried a placard that read, “Now we cover our faces for religious reasons. The goal is the freedom of the ultras.”
A chicken in the heart of the stadium
Blackburn Rovers fans in May 2012 released a chicken at Ewood Park during Blackburn’s crucial Premier League match against Wigan.
A chicken wrapped in a Blackburn flag roamed the stadium what the fans wanted, who protested the shameful results of their team owned by “Venky’s”, an Indian company specializing in the manufacture of chicken meat.
Tennis balls on the soccer field
In 2018, at the end of day 23 of the German Bundesliga and during the Eintracht Frankfurt-Leipzig meeting, Frankfurt fans threw dozens of tennis balls onto the field before kick-off.
It took several minutes to clear the little yellow balls that the spectators in the stands were happy to return.
The reason is that they protest against the date of this match, which is organized on Monday evening, for the first time in the history of the German League.
In the stands, they raised banners from a sample: “No to holding matches on Monday.”