Prefect Bans Camping at Anti-Tav Protest Sites
Italian authorities banned camping in areas where activists were protesting the high-speed railway (TAV) project. Police blocked the camp and investigated an assault. The protest event was cancelled due to lack of support.
The Prefect of Turin issued a ban on camping in Susa and Bussoleno. This followed clashes between police and protesters at the construction site. A planned event was cancelled because activists couldn't get support. There was a violent attack on police at the Venaus camp a week before. The Italian Interior Ministry increased security due to the ongoing protests.
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Highlights
Prefect Bans Camping
The Prefect of Turin banned camping in Susa and Bussoleno.
Police Block Camping Site
Police stopped camping near the construction site after clashes.
Investigations into Assault
Police are investigating an assault during the protest.
Protests Cancel Event
Protestors cancelled a planned event due to lack of support.
Camp Evacuated Following Attack
A camp was evacuated after a violent attack on police.