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Vatican court hits climate activists with tough fines - International - World - Vimarsana News

Vatican court hits climate activists with tough fines - International - World

Two climate protesters who glued themselves to the base of an ancient sculpture in the Vatican Museums have been ordered to pay damages of 28,000 euros ($30,250), activists said Tuesday

Vatican court convicts climate activists of damaging ancient statue - Vimarsana News

Vatican court convicts climate activists of damaging ancient statue

In a protest on August 18 in the Vatican Museums, Guido Viero and Ester Goffi glued their hands to the base of the Laocoon statue.

Vatican court convicts climate activists in glue protest - Vimarsana News

Vatican court convicts climate activists in glue protest

A Vatican court convicted two environmental activists of aggravated damage Monday and ordered them to pay more than 28,000 euros (US$30,000) in restitution after they glued their hands to the base of an ancient statue in the Vatican Museums in a protest to draw attention to climate change.

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Vatican judges order climate activists to pay $30,000 in damages - Vimarsana News

Vatican judges order climate activists to pay $30,000 in damages

The Vatican's criminal court ordered two climate activists to pay more than $30,000 in damages after they glued themselves to an ancient sculpture...

Vatican court orders climate protestors to pay $30K in damages for gluing hands to priceless statue - Vimarsana News

Vatican court orders climate protestors to pay $30K in damages for gluing hands to priceless statue

A Vatican court ordered two climate activists to pay over 28,000 euros ($30,000) in damages for glueing their hands to the base of an over 2,000-year-old statue.