The Public Prosecution Service Will Not Prosecute XR Demonstrators Who Blocked the A12.
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The majority of the Extinction Rebellion (XR) activists who blocked the A12 in The Hague on August 29 will not be prosecuted after all, the Public Prosecution Service has announced. A total of 53 people were arrested. The police had previously stated that stricter action would be taken against highway blockades.
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The majority of the Extinction Rebellion (XR) activists who blocked the A12 in The Hague on August 29 will not be prosecuted after all, the Public Prosecution Service has announced. A total of 53 people were arrested. The police had previously stated that stricter action would be taken against highway blockades.
The majority of the Extinction Rebellion (XR) demonstrators who blocked the A12 on August 29 will not be prosecuted after all. The Public Prosecution Service informed news agency ANP of this.
The Public Prosecution Service is not prosecuting the majority of the Extinction Rebellion activists who blocked the A12 in The Hague at the end of August. 53 people were arrested during the action. Criminal prosecution will not be dropped for 51 of them, reports AD. This is happening despite the fact that the police and the authorities had previously announced a stricter approach to highway blockades.
There was a lot of fanfare at the end of August from the National Consultative Body for Security and Police stating that action would finally be taken against all those highway blockers. So you can guess what is happening now to Extinction Rebellion demonstrators who walked onto the highway on Saturday, August 29 (so AFTER the statement) because it was a bit warm: most of them are not being prosecuted. "The Public Prosecution Service reports tha…
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bd.nlThe majority of the Extinction Rebellion (XR) activists who blocked the A12 in The Hague on August 29 will not be prosecuted after all, the Public Prosecution Service has announced. A total of 53 people were arrested. The police had previously stated that stricter action would be taken against highway blockades.
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