By RNZ
Organisers of a youth temp change rally set for later this month say they have plans to boost their movement this year.
The group School Strike 4 Atmosphère NZ, the organisers of a number of marches across New Zealand back in 2019, are holding what they mobile phone an intergenerational protest outside parliament on January 26.
They have called the new campaign “100 Days 4 Action”, and like the new government to meet a range of “real transformative” demands in their first onehundred days in power.
Members have been called on to give online to crowdsourcing for suggestions for create the list of demands these guys plan to present to Parliament, but they you might it will include work toward phasing out the use of fossil fuels, decreasing cora emissions and investment in weather conditions education.
Spokesperson Ashleigh Putt-Fallows says they hope for an extensive turnout.
“We’ve just a little taken a step back in 2020, not really being able to hold any events, seen that when Covid did calm down viewpoint [and we weren’t] doing it just for focusing around safety.
“So we really can’t wait to get back out there and push downward with wanting to get climate on the centre. We’re going to have a many more events coming this year. ”
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During lockdown, the group asked enthusiasts to display demands for action on temperatures change in chalk writing on their terme conseillé or on signs.
While they wanted to be considerate of the lockdown rules, they touted a message saying it was important to stick their voices heard, through the onslaught of coronavirus news.
“The children of New Zealand will be paying off the debt collected from [Covid-19 economic] stimulus show. We demand that the leaders of today ensure us a safe future. in
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