A12 Blockade: Activists XR Protest in Den Haag
A12 Blockade by Extinction Rebellion in Den Haag
As climate activists from Extinction Rebellion halt traffic on the A12 near Den Haag, the police are largely absent due to a strike. Activists express their determination to raise awareness for climate issues, emphasizing the need for immediate government action.
Key Developments
- 16:00: Demonstrators celebrate low police presence; the protest remains focused on climate issues.
- 15:45: Divergent opinions from the public arise, with some drivers frustrated by the blockade.
- 15:15: More than a thousand activists remain steadfast, with gatherings near the temporary parliament building.
- 14:15: Activist Lucas Winnips demands the end of fossil subsidies amid the ongoing climate crisis.
- 13:45: Camp set up on the A12, indicating a long-term commitment to the protest.
- 12:40: Activists chant slogans such as 'Climate Justice' and engage with media.
- 12:20: Police acknowledge their limited involvement due to the strike.
As the afternoon progresses, the situation remains unchanged. Demonstrators continue with speeches, music, and an atmosphere of unity and purpose. The event highlights the urgency surrounding climate action, showcasing both the commitment of activists and the challenges posed by public dissent.
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