UK: Protesters call for action on Amazon fires outside Brazil's London embassy

W/S Demonstrators chanting "Bolsonaro has got to go" and holding banner: "Climate and ecological emergency" during Extinction Rebellion protest on Amazon rainforest fire outside Brazilian embassy in London
W/S Demonstrators chanting: "Bolsonaro has got to go"
W/S Protesters chanting: "Bolsonaro has got to go"
M/S Protesters with sign: "Our house is on fire"; Protesters chanting "Extinction Rebellion"
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M/S Protester with sign: "Eco > Ego"
M/S Protesters with signs: "No more extinctions"; "The planet deserves better"
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W/S Brazilian embassy in London
M/S Protesters with signs: "More than 80% of deforestation of the Amazon is due to animal agriculture"; "Do you really like hamburgers more than oxygen?"
M/S Photographers taking picture
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W/S Protesters
M/S Protesters with signs: "Earth is not for sale"; "Act for Amazonia"
W/S Protesters behind banner: "Impartial, independent, honest: climate breakdown kills"
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M/S Protester with sign: "The planet deserves better"
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W/S Protesters holding signs
M/S Protester with sign: "Stop denying our planet is dying"
M/S Protesters chanting
C/U Protester with sign: "More than 80% of deforestation of the Amazon is due to animal agriculture"
M/S Protester with sign depicting Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro: "Negligence = genocide"
C/U Brazilian flag on Brazilian embassy in London
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Protesters gathered in front of the Brazilian Embassy in London on Friday, to demand action against the ongoing fires that are raging in many parts of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest.
The rally was organised by the environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion to condemn the Brazilian government's environmental policies and ask for the Amazon forest to be protected.
Demonstrators were seen holding signs reading "Act for Amazonia" and "Our house is on fire," as they chanted "Bolsonaro has got to go".
Extinction Rebellion announced similar rallies in front of 22 Brazilian embassies and consulates from around the world.
On August 13, four activists from Extinction Rebellion were arrested on charges of criminal damage, after throwing red paint over the walls of the Brazilian Embassy in London, in protest against the deforestation of the Amazon rainforest and violence against the indigenous peoples who reside within it.