Court & Prison

Just Stop oil supporters Hannah Hunt, 23 and Eben Lazarus, 22 both from Brighton have been found guilty of aggravated trespass and criminal damage at Westminster Magistrates Court today in relation to actions taken at the National Gallery in London earlier this year. On July 4th, they glued onto the frame of Constable’s Hay Wain

Louis McKechnie was sent to prison to await trial on July 5th for taking part in an action in support of Just Stop Oil. His case is expected to be heard in February 2023. Today is is 22nd birthday. Sitting in HMP Peterborough on my 22nd birthday, I’d like to reflect on the year gone

11 Just Stop Oil supporters were remanded to prison yesterday, bringing to 16 the number of people who have been imprisoned for demanding an end to new oil and gas. [1] At Westminster Magistrates Court, 11 Just Stop Oil supporters were sent to prison until a hearing scheduled for December 6th at Southwark Crown Court.

“There are three elephants in the courtroom, the climate and ecological crisis, the sixth mass extinction, and institutional corruption. – Fossil fuel corporations are, without doubt, are major contributors to catastrophic climate change. – We have, on the one hand, fossil fuel corporations and the politicians who both protect and financially benefit from them. Fossil

Two of the three Just Stop Oil supporters, who appeared at Birmingham Crown Court today, were acquitted while a third was given a fourteen day sentence suspended for 2 years for demanding that the UK government end new oil and gas projects in the UK.  The three Just Stop Oil supporters were charged with breaching

On 31st May, Ana Heyatawin, 59, from Wells was sentenced to three months in prison for gluing herself to the dock while appearing at Stratford Magistrates’ Court on 26th April. Ana, Dr Diana Warner, 63 a retired GP from Bristol and Liam Norton, 37, an electrician and spokesperson for the Insulate Britain campaign disrupted a

Prison is not where anyone wants to be on a beautiful Spring day but increasing numbers of Just Stop Oil and Insulate Britain supporters are being imprisoned for trying to preserve a liveable planet for us all.  Michelle Charlesworth, 56, has been in prison since May 4th. In a moving letter from prison this week

In a further show of resistance, Michelle ‘Mitch’ Cadet-Rose, 56, from Chesterfield declined to appear in court at Birmingham today, where she was summoned for breaking the Kingsbury injunction. A warrant has been issued for her arrest.  She said: “Knowing what the science really says, I feel I have no choice but to put myself into

“I became convinced that noncooperation with evil is as much a moral obligation as is cooperation with good.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. No-one wants to go to prison, but increasing numbers of supporters of campaigns like Just Stop Oil and Insulate Britain, who are choosing to resist the destruction of humanity and are prepared

Birmingham Crown Court cases were delayed this morning as the bus that was to transport four Just Stop Oil supporters from the women’s prison, HMP Foston Hall to their hearing was unavailable. Their cases will be heard tomorrow (18th May). After a delay, the proceedings against Rajan Naidu, 71, from Birmingham, Joe Howlett, 32, from