Part-Time London Tent Protesters Revealed

The protest at Saint Paul's Cathedral involves around 200 tents, with thermal imaging showing many unoccupied at night. Public opinion is divided, with some seeing the protest as an eyesore and others supporting the cause. Protestors argue that the imaging gives a false impression, as tents are shared and people gather outside. The situation has increased pressure on authorities to take action.

What technology was used to determine the occupancy of the tents at Saint Paul's Cathedral?

• Drones

• Satellite imagery

• Thermal imaging

• Night vision cameras

Why do some people believe the protest at Saint Paul's Cathedral is a part-time protest?

• The protestors leave during bad weather

• The protestors have a rotating schedule

• The tents are often empty at night

• The protestors only gather during weekends

How do protestors explain the empty tents shown in thermal images?

• They share tents with others

• They leave for work during the day

• They are often outside their tents

• They use the tents for storage

What is one reason protestors give for tents being unoccupied at times?

• They are attending meetings elsewhere

• They are taking breaks in nearby cafes

• They leave their tents for others to use

• They are protesting at other locations

What action is gaining momentum against the protestors at Saint Paul's Cathedral?

• Increased media coverage

• Pressure on authorities to evict them

• Support from international organizations

• Legal action by the protestors