Greenpeace Activists Demand 'Just & Green Future' at Davos
Greenpeace activists staged a protest at the World Economic Forum's Davos meeting, calling for taxation of the super-rich to fund environmental initiatives. The peaceful demonstration ended with the activists being removed by security. The WEF emphasized its commitment to safety and open dialogue for vital discussions on global issues.
Three Greenpeace activists staged a brief yet impactful protest at the World Economic Forum's annual gathering in Davos, urging global leaders to tax the super-rich to fund environmental causes.
Despite tight security, the activists unfurled a provocative banner in the Congress Centre, but were swiftly removed by security personnel, with no threat posed to the event.
The incident reveals the ongoing tension between environmental activists and global policymakers, underscoring the importance of addressing climate change amidst discussions focused on safeguarding the planet.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
I want to work with every country, don't want to destroy anyone, but they need to pay for deficit they have caused by not paying taxes: Trump.
We are raising taxes on foreign nations to recover damages they have caused: Donald Trump at WEF annual meet in Davos.
KPMG Amplifies Kolkata as Key Hub for Global Tax Services
Hospitality Industry Faces Tax Crunch Amidst Promised Economic Growth
AMFI Advocates for Tax Benefits in Upcoming Budget

