Thursday, 28 August 2008
The world's smallest campaigners strike
Sunday, 17 August 2008
Final show at Climate Camp 2008
VisionOn.Tv host their wrap up chat show with Conor and Jenny who look back on the weeks events. Was the Climate Camp a sucess?
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Saturday, 16 August 2008
Police at Climate Camp 2008
How did the Police behave during this years Climate Camp? A chat show with two campaigners
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Friday, 15 August 2008
Day of Action- Climate Camp
Over the fence- Climate Camp 2008
VisionOn.TV chat show about the day of mass action to shut down Kingsnorth power station. We talk to 3 of the people involved in the action who give their views. From boats to fence jumping.
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Debate- how to campaign against Climate Change
Two authors debate how best to tackle climate change. Go down the path of Anarchy or paddle amongst the mainstream environmental groups?
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Climate Camp Food Review
Thursday, 14 August 2008
AgriFuels Protest- climate camp 2008
Bicycles impounded for their own safety
Confiscations by Police
Did you know you can commit criminal damage with a child's crayon,wig and top hat. Find out how from Kent police.
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Legal observers blocked by police
Naked animals say no to coal
Local Activists Support Climate Camp
Arthur Scargill on the Right to Protest
Police Stop & Search
VisionOnTv reports that 100 people walked through Police barriers to attend the Climate Camp in Kingsnorth. The law states that people can be detained only for a 'brief' time. After 1-4 hour waits to be searched, people had enough and ignored police.
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"Stop Kingsnorth!" say locals
Climate Camp 2008 Chat Show at Kingsnorth.
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Climate Camp 2008 is Open
Melting Point- spies, lies and arrests
The film, titled Melting Point has been released ahead of next month's Climate protest Camp at Kingsnorth coal power station in Kent. This exclusive and powerful film exposes the extraordinary tactics being used to reframe concerned citizens engaging in their right to protest, as dangerous terrorists.
Melting Point looks at the escalating battle between direct action protest groups and those they accuse of failing to act on climate change.