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Colourful protest in Greifswald and elsewhere

About 3,000 people gathered yesterday in over 22 cities in Germany to oppose the Castor Transport upcoming protest. Greifswald in 2000 came together well protesting. The resistance expressed by some colorful action and the creativity of the demonstrators. To do this you will find some selected pictures.

The actions described in Brandenburg here. In Karlsruhe brought together more than 400 protesters. Images found here to here a SWR report here.

addition, a NDR report exestiert about yesterday's demonstration, which you can look at you here.

What else was going on, finds its here and here and press release .

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coalition wants to forget Chernobyl

the occasion of the decision in the Environment Committee, a commemorative event "25 Years after Chernobyl" conduct to explain the nuclear policy spokesman of the SPD parliamentary group Marco Bülow, MP, the energy expert of the parliamentary party, The Left, Dorothée Menzner, MP and spokesperson on the Environment Committee of Alliance 90/The Greens, Dorothea Steiner, MP:
The government parties have refused to Environment Committee in a scheduled event "25 Years after Chernobyl" to perform publicly. This document will give the invited guests, including volunteer active initiatives, experts and witnesses, no chance to showcase their commitment to the public. This is a slap in the face of the many people who have been trying for about 25 years to mitigate the health and material damages suffered by the people in the Chernobyl region and still suffer.
The opposition parties condemned the decision as instinct and accuse the coalition to try to hide with this strategy, the memory of Chernobyl. But as long as nuclear power plants in Germany to run the term of which has now been extended yet, do not forget that this technology is not controllable. The Chernobyl disaster were today untold suffering and enormous environmental impacts caused and obliterated entire regions.

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make for a better future

On Monday the 14th Clock by 18 February will take place in the church DAMGARTEN a prayer. The "prayer for a better future" was initiated by Greifswalder parishes due to the upcoming shipment of highly radioactive nuclear waste from Karlsruhe to Greifswald. In many municipalities in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern such a prayer service is celebrated at the same time. The Barth activists are planning to go to after the bell ringing to the marketplace and come together for a vigil.
The idea is to take responsibility and work for our people, our environment and future Generations. Currently, there are many protests against the unnecessary Castor transports, "our" nuclear policy and the further production of nuclear waste. Miss is as important impetus to draw attention to yourself and be attentive to what is it worth to get involved:
* For a responsible and sustainable energy and environmental policy
* For a responsible approach with nature
* For a policy intent on the next generations