Politics · Netherlands · 9 hrs ago
Winnie Oussoren leads European campaign against corporate influence
Winnie Oussoren, 23, leads Milieudefensie's European campaign to reduce the influence of large companies.
The Dutch climate activist says Greta Thunberg inspired her.
Her campaign targets corporate influence, with Shell and ING among the companies involved in major legal cases she has been part of.
Oussoren says she likes challenging the system.
The work is part of climate activism focused on the role of big businesses.
The available information does not say what the campaign will do next.
Winnie Oussoren, 23, is now the European campaign leader for Milieudefensie.
She is campaigning to reduce the influence of large companies.
Oussoren has been involved in climate activism and took part in major lawsuits against Shell and ING.
She was inspired by Greta Thunberg.
Oussoren said, “I like kicking against that system.”
- Who
- Winnie Oussoren, a 23-year-old climate activist.
- What
- She is leading a European campaign for Milieudefensie to reduce the influence of large companies.
- When
- The article was published on 25 October 2026. The date she became campaign leader is not stated.
- Where
- Europe.
- Why
- To reduce the influence of large companies.
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Oussoren was involved in major lawsuits against Shell and ING.
Oussoren is the European campaign leader for Milieudefensie, campaigning to reduce the influence of large companies.
- Age
- 23
- Organisation
- Milieudefensie
- Campaign focus
- Reducing the influence of large companies
- Companies named
- Shell and ING
- Inspiration
- Greta Thunberg
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What people are saying
I like kicking against that system.