The Fridays for Future youth movement to mitigate climate change is planning its next global protest day for November 29.
The fresh round of protests, attended by striking school students and their supporters, is set to take place days before the United Nations climate change conference kicks off in Chile on December 2.
The organization says demonstrations are planned for the last Friday in November in more than 100 cities. Alongside the school strikes for which the movement is known, climate activists have also promised “creative protests.”
The German branch of Fridays for Future decried the Berlin government’s “political bankruptcy” in terms of climate policies in an open letter to the coalition and governing parties on Friday.
It criticized a 54-billion-euro (59-billion-dollar) package of measures announced last month that aims to reduce carbon emissions, for example by increasing the cost of fuel.
The German activists called the measures “laughable.”
