News17-year-old fights against German climate policy

17-year-old fights against German climate policy

Created: 07/20/2022, 5:19 p.m

An einer Brücke über die Ahr trümen sich im Juli 2021 nach der Flutkatastrophe Wohnwagen, Gastanks, Bäume und Schrott.
In July 2021, after the flood disaster, caravans, gas tanks, trees and scrap piled up on a bridge over the Ahr. © Boris Roessler/dpa

Her home was destroyed during the flood disaster in the Ahr Valley in 2021. Now she is fighting for a more sustainable climate policy.

“There were no warnings that we should better leave our village in the Ahr valley,” says 17-year-old Julia on July 14, 2021 in an interview with BuzzFeed News Germany . Even before the flood disaster, Julia was involved with Fridays For Future and went to demonstrations. The flood disaster in her homeland strengthened her in her fight. The student is currently suing European governments at the European Court of Human Rights.
BuzzFeed.de reports on the conversation with Julia about the flood disaster in the Ahr Valley and her lawsuit at the European Court of Justice.

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