A12 Blockage: Extinction Rebellion Activists Take a Stand in Den Haag

Saturday, 14 September 2024, 02:00

A12 protests have erupted, with Extinction Rebellion activists blocking the highway in Den Haag. Police presence was minimal as they held a strike, leading to significant disruptions.
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A12 Blockage: Extinction Rebellion Activists Take a Stand in Den Haag

A12 Protests in Full Swing

DEN HAAG - Climate activists from Extinction Rebellion have taken control of the A12, causing significant traffic disruptions while police are on strike. This intensifying situation reflects a broader concern about climate action.

Key Updates from the Protest

  • 370 arrests have been made: The police report that 370 individuals were detained for failing to disperse, including 350 activists who remained seated in protest.
  • Demonstrators forcibly removed: Police intervened to clear the highway after earlier warnings went unheeded.
  • Temporary calm, but tensions rise: While demonstrators initially faced no police presence, that changed as the police strike ended.

What Lies Ahead for the A12

The police began operations to clear the highway around 18:15, leading to many arrests and the ultimate cleaning of the roadway, which was predicted to take until 21:00. As police prepare to allow vehicles back on the A12, many are left wondering what further climate actions will follow.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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