#MICHELLE CHARLESWORTH WITH AMY FREEZE HOW TO#

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Prepare for climate impacts such as heat waves within the prison estate.

Reduce the climate and ecological impact of the prison estate.

Build support networks within the prison to help inmates and staff deal with mental health implications of CEE fallout.

Educate staff and prisoners about the CEE.

Declare a climate and ecological emergency (CEE) and act upon it.

Drop the adjudication procedure against Michelle Charlesworth.

The eight woman are seeking a meeting with the Prison Governor, demanding that they –

Most sustained some injuries and were subsequently attended by prison medical staff.

We came in as a collective and now we will continue nonviolent resistance as a collective until our demands are met.” It was the scariest protest I have ever done, but we are not standing by while the climate catastrophe spirals out of control and one of us is unjustifiably facing an adjudication procedure alone.

#MICHELLE CHARLESWORTH WITH AMY FREEZE HOW TO#

The prison seems to have no awareness of how to respond to political prisoners or those who are acting peacefully. “we were treated as if we had been aggressive or violent. One of the resistors, Lucia Whittaker reports being forced to walk sideways at one point while her neck was forced downwards, she says. One by one they were carried back to their cells. Their arms were forcibly twisted behind their backs, their hands cuffed and their necks bent downwards with considerable force. At the end of their time in the exercise yard yesterday, all eight women sat in a line by a fence, went floppy and refused to move.ĭespite the protest being peaceful, staff responded as if the prisoners had been violent. In solidarity, seven other female Just Stop Oil supporters at Foston Hall have started practising non-violent non-compliance with the prison authorities. The prison is accusing Michelle of interfering with the duties of their officers, even though the glue-on happened at the end of a court hearing and was dealt with by police officers. Eight woman have started a regime of non-compliance in Prisonįor allegedly glueing on in court last week Michelle Charlesworth has been summoned to appear before the Governor of Foston Hall prison today, where she faces potential sanctions.

Michelle charlesworth with amy freeze