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German police drag away nuclear protesters

German police have dragged away hundreds of demonstrators trying to stop a train shipment of radioactive waste.

German police drag away nuclear protesters

Tue, 27 Mar, 2001 - 18:22

German police have dragged away hundreds of demonstrators trying to stop a train shipment of radioactive waste.

About 1,000 protesters had occupied a 500-metre stretch of rail track outside the town of Wendisch-Evern.

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Courts Nuclear protesters Place: Wendisch-Evern Place: Gorleben Place: Germany Place: France Place: Dannenberg Person: Heidi Klein Organisation: Greenpeace

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