Police Shuts down Camp 8. ágúst 2006 11:00 Kárahnjúkar Police in Egilsstadir arrested fourteen protestors who had entered the Kárahnjúkar construction area and chained themselves to machines. Two of the protestors were Icelandic and the rest were foreign. The camping site at Snæfell was closed down by authorities and campers sent away. According to police, the landowner at Snæfell asked for them to be removed. Spokesman for Íslandsvinir, the association responsible for the protest camp says that individuals obviously have a right to protest against the dam. He added that the protestors arrested were not members of the Íslandsvinir association but were there by their own means. Íslandsvinir are considering pressing charges and their lawyer Ragnar Aðalsteinsson said " The National Power Company does not control the policeforce in Iceland, but police heeded their demands. " News News in English Mest lesið Áfall fyrir Evrópu og vestræna samvinnu Erlent Halla ætli að sölsa undir sig ASÍ Innlent Eldur í álverinu í Straumsvík Innlent „Vona nú bara að hann fari að jafna sig á tapinu“ Innlent Guðlaugur Þór villtist inn í myndver Innlent Segjast geta hafið framkvæmdir á morgun Innlent Bandaríkin fjárfesti í stríðsrekstri Pútíns Erlent Vilja bílastæðin upp úr skotgröfunum Innlent Á annað hundrað sektaðir Innlent Vill auka aðgengi að verkjalyfjum Innlent
Police in Egilsstadir arrested fourteen protestors who had entered the Kárahnjúkar construction area and chained themselves to machines. Two of the protestors were Icelandic and the rest were foreign. The camping site at Snæfell was closed down by authorities and campers sent away. According to police, the landowner at Snæfell asked for them to be removed. Spokesman for Íslandsvinir, the association responsible for the protest camp says that individuals obviously have a right to protest against the dam. He added that the protestors arrested were not members of the Íslandsvinir association but were there by their own means. Íslandsvinir are considering pressing charges and their lawyer Ragnar Aðalsteinsson said " The National Power Company does not control the policeforce in Iceland, but police heeded their demands. "
News News in English Mest lesið Áfall fyrir Evrópu og vestræna samvinnu Erlent Halla ætli að sölsa undir sig ASÍ Innlent Eldur í álverinu í Straumsvík Innlent „Vona nú bara að hann fari að jafna sig á tapinu“ Innlent Guðlaugur Þór villtist inn í myndver Innlent Segjast geta hafið framkvæmdir á morgun Innlent Bandaríkin fjárfesti í stríðsrekstri Pútíns Erlent Vilja bílastæðin upp úr skotgröfunum Innlent Á annað hundrað sektaðir Innlent Vill auka aðgengi að verkjalyfjum Innlent