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A fundraising campaign to appeal to the convicted motorway blockers of the Republic of Friesland has raised more than 35,000 euros. The action started yesterday.
The group that had blocked the A7 last November was sentenced yesterday to 80 to 200 hours obligations. Some people have also been sentenced to suspended prison sentences.
The Frisians wanted to arrest anti-Black Pete protesters who had planned a demonstration at the national entrance to Dokkum. According to the court, the blockers could have known that they would create a dangerous traffic situation and they hindered the right to protest.
The group said after the decision to appeal. The initiator of the protest action Jenny Douwes, collector Robin van Prattenburg and other protesters launched a fundraising campaign to make the call possible. Douwes himself was not present during the blockade of the A7 highway, but had been sentenced to 240 hours of work in the general interest and to a suspended sentence of imprisonment. 39, a month. supported in the process. According to the group, this pot is now empty.
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Donors are outraged by the level of sentences inflicted. "We have a lot of respect and appreciation for you." We wish you good luck in your call. "Severe antisocial punishment," says one donor. Some of the donors also support the Zwarte Piet tradition.
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