Greta Thunberg Acquitted in London Climate Protest Case
Judge rules police imposed 'unlawful' conditions on protesters, leading to the acquittal of Thunberg and co-defendants.
- Greta Thunberg and four co-defendants were acquitted of public order charges related to a climate protest in London.
- The judge ruled that the police imposed 'unlawful' conditions on the protesters, making the order to disperse unclear and unlawful.
- The protest, aimed at an oil and gas conference, was described as 'peaceful, civilized, and non-violent'.
- Thunberg's legal fees and travel costs will be reimbursed by the government following the acquittal.
- The case highlights the ongoing legal challenges faced by climate activists and the scrutiny of police actions during protests.
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