Danish anti-war activists blocade warship leaving for the Mediterranian
Stop Terrorkrigen | 14.03.2003 23:56
Danish anti-war activists blocade warship leaving for the Mediterranian
13 activist were arrested when several hundred tried to prevent the warship Olfort Fischer from leaving the port of the small town Korsoer in Sealand.
13 activist were arrested when several hundred tried to prevent the warship Olfort Fischer from leaving the port of the small town Korsoer in Sealand.
13 activist were arrested when several hundred tried to prevent the warship Olfort Fischer from leaving the port of the small town Korsoer in Sealand.
The activists entered the naval station - but the ship had left hours earlier, cancelling the officiel ceremonies, and leaving like a thief at night to join the criminal war exercise of George W. Bush as part of the NATO fleeet in the Mediterranean.
The ship also avoided a blocade of the harbour entrence by activist in boats.
The Danish govenment of Anders Fogh supports the BUsh-Blair war and prepares for active participation in this criminal affair.
Big demonstrations in Copenhagen and several other cities in Denmark tomorrow Saturday will focus on this issue. Among the speakers in Copenhagen will be a former socialdemocratic prime minister Anker Joergensen, who has denounced the war as illegitimate, whether it receives a 'green light' from the UN ´Security Council or not.
See more photos from the action here
http://www.stop-terrorkrigen.dk/emner/fred_dk/030314_protest_olfert.htm
The activists entered the naval station - but the ship had left hours earlier, cancelling the officiel ceremonies, and leaving like a thief at night to join the criminal war exercise of George W. Bush as part of the NATO fleeet in the Mediterranean.
The ship also avoided a blocade of the harbour entrence by activist in boats.
The Danish govenment of Anders Fogh supports the BUsh-Blair war and prepares for active participation in this criminal affair.
Big demonstrations in Copenhagen and several other cities in Denmark tomorrow Saturday will focus on this issue. Among the speakers in Copenhagen will be a former socialdemocratic prime minister Anker Joergensen, who has denounced the war as illegitimate, whether it receives a 'green light' from the UN ´Security Council or not.
See more photos from the action here
http://www.stop-terrorkrigen.dk/emner/fred_dk/030314_protest_olfert.htm
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