The Court of Appeal has reduced sentences for six climate change activists, including Just Stop Oil founder Roger Hallam, who were jailed for protest activities. Hallam's jail term was lowered from five years to four, while others faced lesser reductions. The activists, known for their disruptive protests, including climbing over the M25 and throwing soup on a painting, argued their sentences were excessively harsh. While six sentences were reduced, the court dismissed other further appeals. Supporters of the activists demonstrated during the ruling, displaying T-shirts criticizing the court's integrity.
Six climate change activists, including the founder of Just Stop Oil, had their prison sentences reduced by the Court of Appeal after challenging what they claimed were excessive sentences.
The Court of Appeal ruled that some activists’ sentences were excessive, leading to reductions, while other appeals were dismissed. Supporters staged protests during the hearing.
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