Bas-Rhin: Eight Members of Extinction Rebellion Tried on Appeal This Friday for Tagging a Bridge in Alsace
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Convicted each to 400 euros fine in first instance for tagging the Dorlisheim motorway bridge a year ago, eight activists of the Extinction Rebellion collective were retried, this Friday, November 6, before the Colmar Court of Appeal. Their lawyers again pleaded the release.
Eight members of Extinction Rebellion are tried on appeal this Friday for having tagged in November 2025 a motorway bridge in Alsace in order to denounce the confinement of toxic waste. They are reintroduced in the face of justice. This Friday 6 November, eight environmental activists are to appear before the Court of Appeal of Colmar in the context of their appeal. The defendants, members of Extinction Rebellion, are in fact prosecuted for havi…
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