Frankfurt Regional Court - Appeal trial against Last Generation activist
The trial against an activist from the climate group Last Generation will enter the next stage on Wednesday (10.30 am). The woman is alleged to have blocked a Frankfurt street in 2022 and taped herself up during the protest. The blockade caused a major traffic jam and the activist was given a penalty order for 60 daily rates of 30 euros each.
She lodged an appeal against this. The district court in Frankfurt am Main finally sentenced her to two months in prison on probation in May last year. After the verdict, the young woman appealed. Now the district court in Frankfurt is hearing the case.
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- The appeal trial against the Last Generation activist, known for her demonstrations against climate change, is scheduled to continue at the Frankfurt Regional Court on Wednesday.
- The processes related to her controversial actions, including blocking a Frankfurt street and taping herself up during a protest in 2022, have resulted in several legal proceedings.
- Her case has gone through various stages, including a prison sentence on probation of two months by the Frankfurt district court last year, which she then appealed.
- Germany's Frankfurt on the Main has been the center of several discussions regarding climate activism and the legal consequences of demonstrations, highlighted by this case being heard at the Frankfurt Regional Court.
- A woman, being a key figure in the Frankfurt climate group Last Generation, faces criminal charges for her involvement in these protests, indicating the potential impact of such activism on individuals and the larger societal discourse on climate change.
Source: www.stern.de
