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Eight years ago, activists climbed the stairs in front of the district court building and fired banners with inscriptions to support their detained friends.
Author: Tatiana Michalková. truth
Greenpeace activists, who protested against money in Novak during the week, are still behind bars, the Prievidza District Court decided today.
One of the reasons for this decision is that the court has expressed concern that several activists
of the twelve, who are foreign nationals, could be Slovakia
go.
Greenpeace considers this decision unprecedented and claims
solidarity with the detainees. "We consider a court decision to
unprecedented. Activists are not criminals to tie up
pursued! In a peaceful and non-violent way, they opposed the mining company, which
decades represent a burden for the region and Slovakia. We will be with them
continue to stand up and not give up, "said Ivana Kohutková, Director
Greenpeace Slovakia.
They request a transfer of proceedings
As there were doubts as to the impartiality of the bodies' behavior
in criminal proceedings, counsel for the accused raised an objection
be biased and request that the file be transferred out of the region.
At the same time, they immediately appealed the court's decision.
"In the present proceedings, it has not been sufficiently taken into account that in acting
accused militants have improperly exercised their constitutional law on
freedom of expression that does not endanger the life and health of others. leadership
criminal proceedings and the four-day related detention of the accused who has
leading to the submission of a link proposal, can also be considered as a preference.
protection of the property of a private mining company before the right to pronounce
opinion, "said Lukas Opett of the law firm he represents
activists.
Wednesday morning activists staged them all in Novakov
life-saving items. The attackers entered the Bane Nováky area and climbed to
a mining tower a few tens of meters from which the banners began.
Greenpeace activists also presented a large banner with an inscription
"You will end up with charcoal." But they threatened to ban their activity
342 lives of miners who were underground at the time.
Greenpeace wants to leave the coal in the country and end its cremation.
Twelve activists came to the tower at six in the morning and streamers
they spread about three quarters of an hour later. Shortly after they reached the tower,
the police arrived, firemen with several cars and rescuers.
The activists ended the event around 13:00.
They recognized the risk of the stock
The Hornonitrian mines after the action sent a criminal message to the activists.
The police subsequently initiated criminal proceedings in the case of the crime committed against the general
threat. Greenpeace admitted that their action was risky. "Yes, it was
to enter the property of a private company, but all the action is done by the activists
with the greatest care for safety, avoiding them
damage to property, "said Júlia Sokolovičová of Greenpeace.
Twelve environmental activists accused of harm
and endanger the operation of a generally beneficial device in the form
complicity. Initially, their police wanted to accuse the general
threat.
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