Occupy London

Occupy London was a protest movement that began in 2011, part of the global Occupy movement, aiming to challenge economic inequality and corporate influence. Protesters set up a camp near St. Paul’s Cathedral in the City of London, symbolizing resistance to economic systems they viewed as unjust. The movement prioritized peaceful demonstration, advocating for social and economic reforms, and used public space to raise awareness about issues like wealth disparity and financial regulation. It gained attention for its participatory approach and emphasis on grassroots activism, inspiring similar protests worldwide.