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Thousands of protesters, including climate activists, march in Rome amid G20 summit
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Thousands of climate activists and anti G-20 campaigners marched through the streets of Rome on Saturday, protesting inaction by the world's biggest economies on climate change.
Italy is hosting the Group of 20 - consisting of the top global economic powerhouses - this weekend ahead of the UN climate change conference next week.
With the leaders expected to discuss climate change and the COVID-19 recovery, protesters took to the streets to make their voices heard.
Activists belonging to Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion and other groups said that world leaders are not doing enough to tackle the climate crisis.
Extinction Rebellion activists are asking to bring green-house gas emissions to zero, by 2025.
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