Greenpeace activist slept in ice-cold cell floor 01-10-13 00:21 PM - Source: A photo provided by Greenpeace of Faiza Oulahsen in Murmansk. © epa The Dutch Greenpeace activist Faiza Oulahsen, who is imprisoned in Russia, was stopped in a cell after her arrival in Murmansk with several other women. There they were forced to sleep on the floor because of fatigue and wooden tables. While foreign criminals in the Netherlands have a cell with TV and nice bed, mad world The applied in Murmansk Arctic Sunrise. The applied in Murmansk Arctic Sunrise. © Reuters The whole night was light and it was freezing cold, according to a letter from Oulahsen Monday that Greenpeace has posted on its website. Oulahsen was aboard the flying Dutch flag icebreaker Arctic Sunrise. She was with 29 other activists (including a Dutch engineer) of the environmental arrested and put because of a protest at a Russian oil rig on suspicion of piracy. At least until November 24 they remain stuck. Oulahsen writes how it turns out to have no idea. She reports that the uncertainty makes her crazy.
Posted on: Fri, 04 Oct 2013 09:40:45 +0000
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