Greta Thunberg reported threats due to her activities 
Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg was forced to leave her home that she received in her address. She spoke about this in an interview with the Spanish TV channel LaSexta.
Thunberg said that at the moment she does not live with her parents permanently. The eco-activist has moved to another location so that her exact address remains a mystery to people. Such measures, in particular, were associated with the fact that some people began to threaten the activist with death because of her fight against climate change. “Those who try to silence us are funded by big corporations,” she said. However, she did not name specific details of the threats. The member of the eco-movement also regrets the killings of environmental activists that took place earlier.
Thunberg also said that one of the politicians invited her to join the party, however, according to the girl, she does not want to associate her life with political activities yet. The activist noted that her life has changed since the moment she became popular, but the girl takes it calmly. According to her, on the streets of her native Sweden, people do not approach her as often as in other cities.
Earlier, the Swedish activist joined the protest in the Scottish city of Glasgow, where the 26th session of the Conference of the Parties is taking place. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Then the police detained more than 20 eco-activists during a demonstration of many thousands. Thunberg blamed politicians for inaction on the climate change issue. According to her, world leaders only pretend that they are serious about this problem, so no changes will follow after the international summit.
Greta Thunberg became famous in 2018 after instead of attending school lessons on Fridays began to come to the Swedish parliament with a demand to strengthen measures to combat climate change. Her pickets became famous in other countries as well, they also gave rise to an international movement called “Fridays for Future”.