Japan, Stop Funding Coal and Fossil Fuels
Activists from the Energy Justice Coalition and #BersihkanIndonesia movement held a protest in front of the Japanese Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, Wednesday (6/26/2019). This creative protest is calling for Japan, which hosted the 2019’s G20 summit, to show climate leadership by stopping funding for dirty coal and other fossil energy projects. Melvinas Priananda / Trend Asia
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