Threatened with Arrest 27. júlí 2006 12:33 mótmæli við kárahnjúka eyjabakkasvæði mótmælendur lögregla The protestors who had closed the road to Hraunaveita, near the Eyjabakkar area in the central-east highlands yesterday were met with police who tried to move them. When protestros refused to budge, police threatened to arrest them. Employees of Arnarfell, the company working to raise the Ufsarstífla dam in the area were unable to work for the whole afternoon yesterday. The protestors, who were both Icelandic and foreign, said that they were raising public awareness of the fact that 45 thousand Icelanders had signed a petition sent to the Government for the protection of the Eyjabakkar area. Police from Seyðisfjörður escorted the protestors off the premises and matters ended peacefully. This is the first time this year that police has to infere with protestors in Iceland. News News in English Mest lesið Kosningavaktin 2026: Kjördagur genginn í garð Innlent Kosningaspá Vísis: Nýr möguleiki opnast til hægri Innlent Fyrrverandi sendiherra skiptir óvænt um skoðun Innlent Deilt um orð Hildar um „súkkulaðikleinuna“ Sönnu Innlent Enginn augljós meirihluti á vinstri vængnum Innlent Skoða að gefa bandamönnum Trumps tvö hundruð milljarða Erlent „Ég veit ekki alveg hvernig stendur á þessu“ Innlent Felldu næstæðsta ISIS-liða heims: „Hélt að hann gæti falið sig í Afríku“ Erlent Bríet krefur Pálma Ragnar um átta milljónir króna Innlent Björg útilokar samstarf með Miðflokknum og Einar vill forðast það Innlent
The protestors who had closed the road to Hraunaveita, near the Eyjabakkar area in the central-east highlands yesterday were met with police who tried to move them. When protestros refused to budge, police threatened to arrest them. Employees of Arnarfell, the company working to raise the Ufsarstífla dam in the area were unable to work for the whole afternoon yesterday. The protestors, who were both Icelandic and foreign, said that they were raising public awareness of the fact that 45 thousand Icelanders had signed a petition sent to the Government for the protection of the Eyjabakkar area. Police from Seyðisfjörður escorted the protestors off the premises and matters ended peacefully. This is the first time this year that police has to infere with protestors in Iceland.
News News in English Mest lesið Kosningavaktin 2026: Kjördagur genginn í garð Innlent Kosningaspá Vísis: Nýr möguleiki opnast til hægri Innlent Fyrrverandi sendiherra skiptir óvænt um skoðun Innlent Deilt um orð Hildar um „súkkulaðikleinuna“ Sönnu Innlent Enginn augljós meirihluti á vinstri vængnum Innlent Skoða að gefa bandamönnum Trumps tvö hundruð milljarða Erlent „Ég veit ekki alveg hvernig stendur á þessu“ Innlent Felldu næstæðsta ISIS-liða heims: „Hélt að hann gæti falið sig í Afríku“ Erlent Bríet krefur Pálma Ragnar um átta milljónir króna Innlent Björg útilokar samstarf með Miðflokknum og Einar vill forðast það Innlent