Violent protests in Copenhagen - "Ungdomshuset-The Youth House Stays"
syd | 17.12.2006 11:16 | Free Spaces | Repression | World
Sunday December 17
More than 300 demonstrators were arrested in the Danish capital on Saturday after violent clashes between police and youths who were protesting against the planned closure of a youth centre in the city.
"Ungdomshuset-The Youth House Stays"
More than 300 demonstrators were arrested in the Danish capital on Saturday after violent clashes between police and youths who were protesting against the planned closure of a youth centre in the city.
"Ungdomshuset-The Youth House Stays"
1 - Protestors throw stones at police vans in a Copenhagen street December 16, 2006. Riots broke out when hundreds of young people started an unannounced demonstration to avoid eviction from Ungdomshuset (youth house). The use of the building was granted to young people for cultural purposes some twenty years ago by the City Council, but now the building has been sold to a Christian organization.
2 - Protestors occupy the Ungdomshuset (youth house) as a banner hangs from it in Copenhagen December 16, 2006. Riots broke out when hundreds of young people started an unannounced demonstration to avoid eviction from Ungdomshuset. The use of the building was granted to young people for cultural purposes some twenty years ago by the City Council, but now the building has been sold to a Christian organization. A police spokesman said some 300 people had been arrested. The banner reads 'Some things are worth fighting for - the Youth House never surrenders (the address is 69 Jagvejen)'
3 - A group of youths wearing masks and helmets demonstrate in a Copenhagen street December 16, 2006. Riots broke out when hundreds of young people started an unannounced demonstration to avoid eviction from Ungdomshuset (youth house). The use of the building was granted to young people for cultural purposes some twenty years ago by the City Council, but now the building has been sold to a Christian organization. The banner reads 'The Youth House Stays'.
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2 - Protestors occupy the Ungdomshuset (youth house) as a banner hangs from it in Copenhagen December 16, 2006. Riots broke out when hundreds of young people started an unannounced demonstration to avoid eviction from Ungdomshuset. The use of the building was granted to young people for cultural purposes some twenty years ago by the City Council, but now the building has been sold to a Christian organization. A police spokesman said some 300 people had been arrested. The banner reads 'Some things are worth fighting for - the Youth House never surrenders (the address is 69 Jagvejen)'
3 - A group of youths wearing masks and helmets demonstrate in a Copenhagen street December 16, 2006. Riots broke out when hundreds of young people started an unannounced demonstration to avoid eviction from Ungdomshuset (youth house). The use of the building was granted to young people for cultural purposes some twenty years ago by the City Council, but now the building has been sold to a Christian organization. The banner reads 'The Youth House Stays'.
http://www.edoneo.org/Nuclear.html
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17.12.2006 13:46
http://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?q=Copenhagen&edition=i&go.x=27&go.y=9
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One person has been seriously injured in clashes between police and demonstrators in the Danish capital Copenhagen.
17 Dec 2006
Alex
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17.12.2006 14:11
Video clips from yestoday can be found on the following links:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IClRITwCjsc - Danish TV2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmWP5PPxKFk - Swedish SVT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ljdt6d5Tnk - Clip 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MjcuyU9uHA - Clip 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epiiE2iRnIU - Clip 3
http://politiken.dk/poltv/?ExtID=1237
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