More than 200 demonstrations around the world to demand confronting climate change

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Today, simultaneous demonstrations took place in the Scottish city of Glasgow, the host city of the climate conference, and other cities around the world to demand climate justice and immediate action for the communities already affected by climate change.

According to Reuters, students, activists and climate-oriented citizens gathered from Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow and headed for George Square in the city center, carrying signs that read "Capitalism is killing the planet" and blaming big business for the climate crisis.

In addition, more than two hundred demonstrations were organized in Paris and Sydney through London, Nairobi and Mexico to demand climate justice, especially in the poorer countries of the south.

In South Korea, about 500 people demonstrated in the capital, Seoul, to demand immediate help for the communities most affected by the consequences of climate warming.

According to a United Nations report, the world is currently heading towards a catastrophic rise in temperature, and a scientific study indicated that global emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, rose this year to levels close to those recorded before the Corona pandemic.

Combating the side effects of global warming is an urgent goal for the countries of the world, as reports of global central banks indicate that global warming will reduce 13 percent of global output, while economic analysts believe that climate change will exacerbate inflation and thus increase prices on a large scale and affect the lives of millions around the world through reduced productivity. Agricultural crops, the threat to food security, and the increase in epidemics and diseases, which also constitute a factor that threatens humanity.