For over 2 years, demonstrators have occupied the village in western Germany to stop the expansion of the mine. Read more at straitstimes.com.
LUETZERATH, Germany - German police are trying to clear hundreds of climate protesters holed up in an abandoned village in western Germany for a second day on Thursday, in a continuing standoff over the expansion of a coal mine.
Following a court decision allowing RWE to proceed with the expansion, hundreds of police in riot gear moved in on Wednesday morning, clearing barricades erected by the activists. Protesters have formed human chains, staged sit-ins and occupied deserted buildings which will be razed to make way for the mine’s expansion. Some have dug themselves into holes in the ground while others hung suspended from wooden tripods.
They added that they are prepared for all scenarios, including further escalation with the squatters in the coming days.
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