“Activism is not a crime.”
This message was unveiled by Greenpeace Spain in Valencia before 11 activists faced an unprecedented trial over a
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“Activism is not a crime.”
This message was unveiled by Greenpeace Spain in Valencia before 11 activists faced an unprecedented trial over a
The human body is roughly 71% water. If you look at my arm, you will see a tattoo of the Drava River. A map from the 19th-century, when it was still an interconnected network of channels weaving across the whole region. The tattoo wraps around my arm at a point marking 71% of the way up my body. For me, it is a reminder that water is the foundation of all human life, and a sy...
The clearest message from the Pacific Pre-COP was that understanding the climate crisis is no longer the challenge. Acting with the urgency it demands is.
Last Tuesday, a handful of Pre-COP delegates visited the Funafuti atoll in Tuvalu, one of the most climate-vulnerable places on Earth. There, they saw firsthand the devastating effects of the climate crisis on the s...
Join Greenpeace and Tactical Tech online on 15 October 2026 to explore how non-profits can respond to AI, misinformation and threats to democracy.
Values-based non-profit organisations, like those in the Greenpeace network, rely on technology to campaign, connect with supporters and deliver their work. But their r...
Valencia, Spain – A Valencia court has acquitted 11 Greenpeace activists who faced criminal charges over a 2021 peaceful protest against a fossil gas shipment at the Port of Sagunto.[1] The Public Prosecutor’s Office originally sought five years in prison for each activist, one of the harshest sentences ever demanded in Europe for peaceful environmental prote...