Extinction Rebellion protester pleads guilty over abseiling stunt that caused traffic chaos in Adela

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A rebellion protest that escaped from a bridge that caused traffic chaos in Adelaide's CBD was found guilty of the prevention of a public sphere. Lock Points Destroyed Rebellion Members were protesting close to the place where a gas and oil conference was held The members of the rebellion were protesting where a gas and oil conference was held. The protest caused Morphett Street Bridge to block and stop traffic along the northern terrace, a protester away from bridge was found guilty of blocking a public space. The protest caused Morphett Street Bridge to block and stop trams along nearby northern terrace and caused a significant deterioration in middle of city. Thorne walked away from the bridge and hung on the northern terrace at least one hour ago before it was safely downloaded by emergency services. A destruction protester that moves away from the Morphett Street Bridge and causes traffic chaos in Adelaide. In response to this protest and the next day, the Southern Australian government has brought new laws from $ 750 to $ 50,000 or a three -month imprisonment. In weeks following protests, new laws that pass through state parliament in week represent harshest penalties of this accusation in country. Human Rights Law Center condemned transition of bill, including International Amnesty International SANT and Southern Australian Social Service Council. In 2021, the activist group organized protests in the heart of Adelaide, including Grote Street. In addition heaviest financial penalty in Australia, legislative changes, as well as allow a court be guilty of a crime compensate for the cost of responding police. The legislation states that evidence of these costs can be obtained with a certificate "apparently signed by the chief officer of relevant organization". Thorne will be sentenced in November.




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