Greta Thunberg talks openly about death threats, insecurity and the heavy pressure behind her years as a global climate leader. At the same time, the interview raises questions about how different experiences of threats are recognized in Sweden.
Greta Thunberg says in an interview with the far-left Today's ETC that she lives with a serious threat and has come to terms with the idea that she will have a short life as a result of her involvement. The statement comes in the context of the documentary ”The Strikers”, in which she and other activists look back on their years in the spotlight.
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