Daily Mail Online Article RatingJust Stop Oil eco-zealots caught importing t-shirts
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47% : 'The words hypocrisy and double standards spring to mind.'Responding to the hypocrisy claims, a JSO spokesman said: 'We need a war-style mobilisation to end fossil fuel use by 2030, so all T-shirts can be made, shipped and sold without risking our traditions, heritage and hard-fought rights.'Just Stop Oil has been criticised for 'hypocrisy' after importing T-shirts from the Dominican RepublicThe average textile worker in the Caribbean country makes less than £40 a day, while JSO is charging £20 each for the merchandiseA Just Stop Oil activist jumping on a snooker table during the World Championships at Sheffield's Crucible TheatreA JSO being blocked by Australia's David Warner and England's Ben Stokes during an Ashes test match at Lord's in June 202342% : Just Stop Oil has been caught importing T-shirts made by low-paid workers in the Dominican Republic.
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