UK: Extinction Rebellion protesters call for climate action at London march

W/S Members of Extinction Rebellion protest against climate change, London
C/U Member of Extinction Rebellion with face mask
M/S Members of Extinction Rebellion chanting during protest
W/S Members of Extinction Rebellion marching
C/U Feet of protesters
W/S Members of Extinction Rebellion marching with banners
W/S Members of Extinction Rebellion marching with banners
C/U Drum during protest
W/S Drum during protest
C/U Protester with megaphone
W/S Members of Extinction Rebellion chanting
W/S Members of Extinction Rebellion with banner reading: "Climate Justice."
SOT, Will, protester: "It's enough that the government is not doing anything about the climate crisis because this crisis is very real for thousands, even millions of people around the world. Right now this country is going underwater, there are people who can't eat, people that are having to leave their homes and move to different countries because the governments of the world not doing anything."
W/S Protester speech during protest
SOT, Roger, protester: "I am here because essentially I support X-R (Extinct Rebellion) and I dismay in the attempt to make us into radicals when we are actually just trying to save civilization. And when in the Extinction Rebellion actions in October the police brought in an action that's called section 14 which prohibited gatherings of more of two people, and this is basically against freedom of speech of any kind regardless of climate or otherwise."
M/S Protesters listen to speech
SOT, Elaine, protester: "I've got two children and I want them to have a fantastic future and have the world be as I have seen it, and have nature and cleanliness and non-polluted atmosphere. And we have come so far down the line that we have to turn things around now. "
M/S Protesters cheering after speech
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Extinction Rebellion protesters took to the streets of London to call for action on climate change, Saturday.
Footage shows protesters marching through the streets of central London in protest against climate change and its repercussions. Extinction Rebellion joined forces with Parents 4 Futures, Grenfell United and others to march through the UK capital.
"It's enough that the government is not doing anything about the climate crisis because this crisis is very real for thousands, even millions of people around the world," said one protester at the rally.
The protest comes five days after members of Extinction Rebellion were charged with criminal damage in Cambridge for destroying a lawn of the renowned Trinity College.