there's a big conferenceShevek
.Denmark's parliament recently passed controversial laws giving police powers of pre-emptive arrest of anyone they believe is likely to break the law.
According to a source close to the Danish government, those people who were "pre-emptively detained" will be held for up to four hours. Those arrested will be brought before a judge within 24 hours...
...Simon Sheikh, of the Australian social and political network "Get Up", said he had witnessed the detentions from his apartment in the centre of the city.
"The police rounded up protesters in a pre-planned manoeuvre," he told the BBC.
"It was unprovoked. They rounded up a group, including women and children, and pushed them into a store, before splitting them into groups and handcuffing them."
Aerial view of 300-400 climate change protesters arrested, lined in rows on pavement
let's hope, eh.Lets hope some of our fluffys learn a lesson or two.
i'd have more time for them if they were interested in listening to status quo. tho not much more.They have a vested interest in keeping the status quo.
Lets hope some of our fluffys learn a lesson or two.
The (police) force said the large number of arrests had "produced a huge amount of pressure" on officers responsible for transporting, receiving and registering detainees.
let's hope, eh.
but they're thick as pigshit, hippies.
How does preemptive arrest fit in with the ECHR?
If they only want to use it for this conference. It takes years for anything to get done via the ECHR.
sourceA French group which advocates the use of cooking oil to run vehicles had its novel fuel confiscated by Danish police on the ground it could be used to make bombs during the Copenhagen climate talks.
Oh dear, my heart goes out to the Danish bacon.
How does preemptive arrest fit in with the ECHR?
Whereas you're just tearing things apart right now, eh?They have a vested interest in keeping the status quo.
Whereas you're just tearing things apart right now, eh?
This picture is disgusting