The government paid over 110,000 euros for a report on the right to demonstrate, but selected a research group in which two involved parties had already praised Extinction Rebellion beforehand. This is revealed by research from NieuwRechts. Extinction Rebellion's in-house lawyer is now using the report to defend his client in court. Moreover, the project leader teaches judges and Public Prosecution Service employees about the right to demonstrat…
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The government paid over 110,000 euros for a report on the right to demonstrate, but selected a research group in which two involved parties had already praised Extinction Rebellion beforehand. This is revealed by research from NieuwRechts. Extinction Rebellion's in-house lawyer is now using the report to defend his client in court. Moreover, the project leader teaches judges and Public Prosecution Service employees about the right to demonstrat…