On Monday, August 24, the Rouen Court of Appeal upheld the convictions of the activists who broke into a Lafarge cement plant in the Eure department in December 2023. The four defendants were sentenced to suspended prison terms ranging from six to ten months, and ordered to jointly pay €5,000 in damages to the company.
They were accused of entering the industrial site with several dozen activists dressed in white coveralls and wearing masks, and…
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On Monday, August 24, the Rouen Court of Appeal upheld the convictions of the activists who broke into a Lafarge cement plant in the Eure department in December 2023. The four defendants were sentenced to suspended prison terms ranging from six to ten months, and ordered to jointly pay €5,000 in damages to the company.
They were accused of entering the industrial site with several dozen activists dressed in white coveralls and wearing masks, and…