On 13-14 February, citizens of every continent celebrated Global Divestment Day.
Campaigners wielded everything from glittery wigs to symbolic orange skins in an attempt to get their message across: the time has come to stop investing in fossil fuels.
Photos poured in from across the world of protests, street theatre and stock market invasions – to name but a few.
We’ve picked out the best of the bunch.
From Berlin hipsters to the Norwegian Sami, Europe demanded divestment.
Germany
BerlinBerlin
Italy
The Vatican
Norway
OsloTrondheim
Russia
St Petersburg
Serbia
Belgrade
Sweden
Stockholm
Switzerland
Geneva
UK
LondonOxfordEdinburgh
Ukraine
Kiev
People in Oceania redefined style in the name of divestment.
Australia
SydneyAdelaideEsperance
Marshall Islands
Majuro
New Zealand
Matauri Bay
Nelson Mandela turned up to support divestment in Africa.
Burkina Faso
Democratic Republic of Congo
Kinshasa
South Africa
Pretoria
Across Asia, campaigners gathered from Dubai to Tacloban to persuade their leaders to divest.
India
Mumbai
Indonesia
Jakarta
Nepal
Kathmandu
Philippines
Tacloban
Taiwan
Maoli
United Arab Emirates
Dubai
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City
Across the Americas, activists lit up the roads and braved the snow to call for divestment.
Canada
VancouverToronto Stock Exchange
Mexico
Aguascalientes
USA
New YorkWaterford, CaliforniaMadison, WisconsinMiddlebury, VermontHarvard, Massachusetts
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