Pressemitteilung: Die Anklage von Trudi Warner wegen des Halten von Schildern durch Generalanwalt löst landesweiten öffentlichen Widerstand aus. Mehr als 200, um ihre Aktion am Montag im ganzen Land nachzuahmen, während sich die Zivilgesellschaft, Rechts- und psychische Fachkräfte um sich versammeln. Die Öffentlichkeit und die Zivilgesellschaft, sich dem Versuch des Generalstaatsanwalts zu widersetzen, Zeichen vor Gericht zu halten, wenn Michael Tomlinson KC, der Generalstaatsanwalt, hofft, dass die Anklage gegen Trudi Warner, einen 68-jährigen Sozialarbeiter aus Walthamstow, East London, andere davon abhalten würde, dasselbe zu tun, es wird nicht für ihn geplant.

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• Aufnahmedatum: 25. September 2023
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Press release: Solicitor General’s prosecution of Trudi Warner for holding sign sparks nationwide public resistance. More than 200 to replicate her action on Monday around the country, as civil society, legal and mental health professionals rally round. Public and civil society to defy Solicitor General’s attempt to deter sign holding outside court If Michael Tomlinson KC, the Solicitor General, hoped that prosecuting Trudi Warner, a 68 year old retired social worker from Walthamstow, East London would deter others from doing the same thing, it’s not going to plan for him. On Monday, 25 September, a matter of days after the announcement of his decision to apply for the committal to prison of Ms Warner, for holding up a sign, more than 200 members of the public are replicating her action outside criminal courts around the country (including in London, Bristol and Manchester) as part of the growing public campaign, Defend Our Juries. Meanwhile many others, including the Climate Psychology Alliance and a Professor of Law have spoken out. One of those risking prison by holding a sign on Monday, Dr Abi Perrin, a scientist, said: “In 2023 telling the truth is being treated as a criminal act, with people prosecuted for displaying facts in public, and imprisoned for explaining their motivations in their own defence in a court of law. I am deeply afraid of a world where truth, science and morality are not important, or where we are not free to fight for them.” Alongside those replicating Trudi Warner’s action directly, others have expressed support in public statements. More than 50 members of the Climate Psychology Alliance have publicly written to Mr Tomlinson to say: “In the current context, we consider that Trudi Warner’s action was both appropriate and proportionate and we would be prepared to act in a similar way.” The Barrister magazine has published an article by Richard Vogler, Professor of Comparative Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, Univers

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