Read the part of a letter below, and answer the questions that follow. We (Save the Children) are disappointed, however, that you have not expanded…

Read the part of a letter below, and answer the questions that follow.

We (Save the Children) are disappointed, however, that you have not expanded this list of young climate leaders to children in all their diversity. Millions of children took part in school strikes for climate action in 2019 and early 2020 and demonstrated their outrage and constructive solutions in equal measure. They have been agents of change in the climate debate using their channels of influence—schools, social media, and street protest—to catalyse global North to the global South engaging with political and corporate leaders—in their home countries and also within the international system—most recently at the UN Human Rights Council—claiming their right to a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment as critical foundation to realizing their wellbeing and rights.

I. Why is Save the Children unhappy?

II. When did the children protest?

III. Who does the word 'they' in the third sentence refer to?

IV. In what way did the children express their outrage in climate debate?

V. Where have the children protested most recently?