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  • Greenpeace International responds to President Putin’s remarks regarding Arctic Sunrise activists

    25 September 2013

    Sydney, September 26, 2013 - According to media reports (1), Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared that the 30 Greenpeace International activists detained by Russian authorities after an Arctic drilling protest are ‘obviously not pirates’, but has suggested that they may have broken international laws. He made these remarks at an Arctic forum in Salekhard.

  • Greenpeace to protest at Russian embassy, Canberra

    26 September 2013

    Greenpeace supporters will gather today outside the Russian Embassy on Canberra. They will call for the immediate release of 30 activists detained in prison for 2 months pending charges of piracy.

  • Greenpeace International to appeal Russian court rulings as activists face long detentions

    26 September 2013

    Amsterdam/Sydney, 27 September 2013 — Greenpeace International condemned a series of Russian court rulings today which left dozens of activists in custody pending investigations into a peaceful Arctic oil protest. The group insisted it would not be intimidated and its lawyers would lodge an appeal seeking their immediate release.

  • Eight more Greenpeace International activists detained in Russia following Arctic oil protest

    29 September 2013

    Amsterdam, 29 September 2013 - A further eight Greenpeace International activists have been detained for two months in Russia pending an investigation into possible charges of piracy. The eight will join 22 others, including a freelance videographer and freelance photographer, detained on Thursday following a peaceful protest against Arctic oil drilling. Greenpeace International pledged to appeal all 30 detentions.

  • Russian piracy charges against Greenpeace - Update

    2 October 2013

    Sydney/Amsterdam, 3rd October 2013: Thirteen Greenpeace activists and a freelance video journalist have now been charged with piracy under Article 227 of the Russian Criminal Code.

  • Murmansk court continues to refuse bail for Greenpeace International activists

    15 October 2013

    Sydney/Amsterdam, 16 October 2013 - Greenpeace International activist Frank Hewetson (UK) has been refused bail by the Regional Court of Murmansk in Russia on Tuesday, bringing the number of rejected bail appeals to 10

  • Queensland's Reef Ports Strategy a big con

    16 October 2013

    The draft Great Barrier Reef Ports Strategy released by the Queensland Government today is an attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of Queenslanders, according to Greenpeace.

  • Increased quotas will decimate critically endangered southern bluefin tuna - Environment groups call for zero catch

    17 October 2013

    Sydney, 18 October 2013. At the conclusion of the Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna (CCSBT) annual meeting in Adelaide today, Greenpeace and the Australian Marine Conservation Society slammed the announcement of increased quotas for southern bluefin tuna and called for a 'zero catch' as the only way to ensure survival of a species decimated by overfishing.

  • Russian court refuses bail for Greenpeace Australian Colin Russell

    17 October 2013

    18 October 2013, Sydney. Australian Greenpeace activist Colin Russell was late yesterday refused bail by the Regional Court of Murmansk in Russia.

  • Eleven Nobel Peace Prize winners write to Russian President Vladimir Putin over Greenpeace case

    17 October 2013

    Sydney/Amsterdam, 17th October 2013 - Eleven Nobel Peace Prize laureates including Archbishop Desmond Tutu have written a joint letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin offering their support to twenty eight Greenpeace International activists, a freelance photographer and a freelance filmmaker who are being detained in a Russian prison whilst they are investigated for allegations of piracy.

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