This morning something momentous happened. Our Jedi-o-meter hit 250,00 One quarter of a million people - from all corners of the galaxy - calling on Volkswagen to stop blocking progress on climate change . We'd love to...

Following last week's dramatic shutting down of our rebel communications channel ( YouTube to you, humans), the Rebellion has bounced back. Our videos are now everywhere - thanks to you brave Jedi - and our ranks are swelling ...

...Johannes Laidler and Andreas Borlinghaus for Pretending! Last night film makers from across Europe gathered at the Curzon Soho in central London, with one question on their minds: who had won the Greenpeace Film Competition? ...

Volkswagen says it wants to be the most eco-friendly car manufacturer in the world. But it’s spending millions trying to stop laws to make cars more efficient and cut climate change emissions. On September 17, Greenpeace is...

We still have to turn VW away from the Dark Side , but we’ve scored a small victory for internet freedom along the way. A few days into our campaign while our Volkswagen film was the most shared ‘ad’ in the world, YouTube suspended...

Last night – at approximately 18:30 – our communications equipment took a direct hit . After providing nearly 2 million transmissions of our latest Rebellion underground message “VW: The Dark Side”, our YouTube films and channel...

Our VW campaign has passed a significant milestone, as the Jedi ranks swell to over 500,000. That's an incredible half a million people demanding that Volkswagen gets behind the sort of climate laws we need to save our planet. So...

Volkswagen claims to be an eco-friendly company, but in reality it's lobbying against the laws we need to stop climate change and make cars more efficient. Last month, we challenged film makers from around the world to help us...

Last week we showed you evidence of VW actively lobbying in the US against the laws we need to protect our planet. Here are some more facts about Volkswagen that the company doesn't put on its billboards. 1. Only 6 per cent of...