Germany: Police remove environmental activists from railway tracks

W/S Activists on railway vehicle surrounded by police officers, near Rommerskirchen
M/S Activists on railway vehicle surrounded by police officers
W/S Activists on railway vehicle surrounded by police officers
M/S Activist leaving tracks
W/S Activists on railway vehicle
M/S Activists carried away by officers
M/S Activists carried away by officers
W/S Activists surrounded by police officers
M/S Activist being searched
M/S Activist being photographed
W/S Officers leading activist away
M/S Activist taken into bus
W/S Police bus
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Police broke up a protest of environmentalists near Rommeskirchen on Monday. Footage shows activists being removed from a railway vehicle after offering passive resistance. They were part of a larger group protesting near the Neurath Power Station over the weekend.
The rally was organised by the civil disobedience protest group Ende Gelande. Hundreds of protesters have been blocking the tracks used for transporting coal since Friday.
On Saturday, hundreds of activists broke through police lines and ran towards the Garzweiler open-pit mine in North Rhine-Westphalia to protest lignite mining at the site