German climate activists try bringing traffic to a standstill in Berlin by gluing themselves to streets all over the capital.
German climate activists temporarily brought traffic to a standstill in some parts of Berlin on Monday by gluing themselves to streets all over the capital.
In the morning, there were more than 30 road blocks across the city, German news agency dpa reported. The group said last week that its members would step up their actions in the coming days and try to “peacefully bring the city to a standstill.” In some cases, it took more time than in the past to detach protesters from the streets because some of them used a different kind of glue this time. Instead of using oil to detach the protesters' hands from the streets, officers had to use tools and damage the asphalt to remove the protesters.
“We are a parliamentary democracy. There are possibilities to express criticism. I have my doubts that such massive disruptions of public order and the like serve the intended purpose,” he told reporters in Berlin. “Naturally we don’t support such forms of protest."
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