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Dancing climate protestors target ‘oily money-driven’ Lloyd’s
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Campaigners have named and shamed Lloyd’s of London for continuing to “insure and enable” fossil fuel expansion and “human rights–abusing projects”.
Earlier today (26 February), Mothers Rise Up, a group of UK mothers seeking to push for climate justice, initiated a “classical call” to Lloyd’s and performed an orchestral street show outside the
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