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"State authorities in #Germany are widely using preventative detention to stop people from protesting, including holding at least one person for as long as 30 days without charge, which is permissible under Bavarian law, the prosecutors consulted by Reuters said."

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/after-rise-climate-direct-action-europe-cracks-down-2023-08-10

#minorityreport #lastgeneration #LetzteGeneration #climatecrisis #protests #Bavaria #midjourney
German police identify and arrest protesters before they protest.

Insight: Europe cracks down after rise in 'direct action' climate protests

Simon Lachner had plans to glue himself to a German city thoroughfare in June to call public attention to climate change. Instead, he ended up in police custody before he'd even left his home.
Riham Alkousaa (Reuters)
#climatecrisis #LetzteGeneration #germany #protests #midjourney #minorityreport #lastgeneration #bavaria
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Isn't Scholz supposed to be better than to allow this?
Nissa Tolton
It seems to be happening at the state level
LinuxUserGD
"German police identify and arrest protesters before they protest."
So why not protest against the technology instead?
Nissa Tolton
The issue is that the police are allowed to arrest pre-protesters, regardless of how they discover them. The easiest non-technological way is to clandestinely attend the protesters' organizational meetings and chat people up — which they do.
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