Fridays for Future - Toulouse

Fridays for Future - Toulouse

A couple hugging and sign "There is no Planet B" (Il n'y a pas de Planète B).In Toulouse (France), a group of young people marched through the streets of the city, following the international call "Youth for Climate"; March 19, 2021. Much less numerous than in previous calls, and the demonstration not being authorized by the prefecture, the procession dissolved 1 hour after setting off. Photo by Patrick Batard/ABACAPRESS.COM (Credit:Batard Patrick/ABACA/Kyodo News Images)

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