Protests Escalate 3. ágúst 2006 11:52 Íslandsvinir. Tjaldbúðir. Snæfell. Mótmælendur. Special police forces and viking squad members from Akureyri have been sent to the Kárahnjúkar dam area in the east highlands due to escalating protests. Protestor Ólafur Páll Gunnarsson has charged police with brutality claiming that they drove into him with their car, but police have refuted this stating that Gunnarsson's behaviour was violent and threatening and that he had thrown himself on the car hood, preventing it from continuing forward. Four foreign women were arrested yesterday when they were obstructing workers from continuing with their work. They were interrogated by Egilstadir police. 40- 50 protestors have set up camp at Kárahnjúkar and have not heeded police orders to leave the area. News News in English Mest lesið Linda Dröfn á lista BBC um 100 áhrifamestu konur heims Innlent Umboðsmaður Alþingis óskar svara frá Útlendingastofnun Innlent Vaktin: Myndun nýrrar ríkisstjórnar Innlent Mega ekki lengur leggja stund á hjúkrunar- og ljósmóðurfræði Erlent Telur fækkun ráðuneyta óheppilega Innlent Gestur fari með rangt mál varðandi endurtalningu Innlent Stígarnir fá falleinkunn hjá hjólafólki Innlent Combs kærður fyrir að hafa látið konu hanga fram af svölum Erlent Fagna þotunni sem markar tímamót í sögu Icelandair Innlent Niðurbrotin eftir synjun og segir afkomuótta blasa við næstu mánuði Innlent
Special police forces and viking squad members from Akureyri have been sent to the Kárahnjúkar dam area in the east highlands due to escalating protests. Protestor Ólafur Páll Gunnarsson has charged police with brutality claiming that they drove into him with their car, but police have refuted this stating that Gunnarsson's behaviour was violent and threatening and that he had thrown himself on the car hood, preventing it from continuing forward. Four foreign women were arrested yesterday when they were obstructing workers from continuing with their work. They were interrogated by Egilstadir police. 40- 50 protestors have set up camp at Kárahnjúkar and have not heeded police orders to leave the area.
News News in English Mest lesið Linda Dröfn á lista BBC um 100 áhrifamestu konur heims Innlent Umboðsmaður Alþingis óskar svara frá Útlendingastofnun Innlent Vaktin: Myndun nýrrar ríkisstjórnar Innlent Mega ekki lengur leggja stund á hjúkrunar- og ljósmóðurfræði Erlent Telur fækkun ráðuneyta óheppilega Innlent Gestur fari með rangt mál varðandi endurtalningu Innlent Stígarnir fá falleinkunn hjá hjólafólki Innlent Combs kærður fyrir að hafa látið konu hanga fram af svölum Erlent Fagna þotunni sem markar tímamót í sögu Icelandair Innlent Niðurbrotin eftir synjun og segir afkomuótta blasa við næstu mánuði Innlent