Several hundred demonstrators take over red carpet at Venice Film Festival, demanding action to fight climate change and ban cruise ships from entering the lagoon city.
VENICE, Italy — Several hundred demonstrators took over the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday, demanding action to fight climate change and a ban on cruise ships entering the lagoon city.
Waving banners that read 'Our home is on fire' and 'No to cruise ships', the protesters sat outside the main festival venue and chanted slogans, surrounded by police. "And we also ask to take a position. We are on the red carpet today, we will stay here ask them to join us on the red carpet," she said.
The protesters, who belong to Italian and foreign groups, were taking part in a five-day Venice Climate Camp event.
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