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UK-Denmark: Climate change activist stopped from travelling to Copenhagen

01 October 2009

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Article in the Guardian (link)

"UK border police used anti-terrorist legislation to prevent a British climate change activist from crossing over into mainland Europe where he planned to take part in events surrounding the forthcoming United Nations summit in Denmark."

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