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Public figures defend XR against 'organised crime' classification
Monday 14 Sep 20 11:00am
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Extinction Rebellion protesters use bamboo lock-ons to block the road outside the Rupert Murdoch-owned Newsprinters works in Hertfordshire |
STEPHEN FRY, Mark Rylance and a former Archbishop of Canterbury are among 150 public figures to hit back at government moves to classify the climate protesters of Extinction Rebellion as an “organised crime group”.
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