THE TRIAL against five pro-Palestinian activists that began in Stuttgart, Germany, today is the latest instance of Western states using repressive legal powers against “those who refuse to be bystanders to genocide,” a human rights group has warned.The five activists — Daniel Tatlow-Devally, 32, from Ireland; Zo Hailu, 25, and Crow Tricks, 25, from Britain; Vi Kovarbasic, 29, from Germany, and Leandra Rollo, 40, from Spain — were arrested last September in Ulm, south-west Germany, after allegedly vandalising the offices of the infamous Israeli arms manufactures Elbit Systems.

THE TRIAL against five pro-Palestinian activists that began in Stuttgart, Germany, today is the latest instance of Western states using repressive legal powers against “those who refuse to be bystanders to genocide,” a human rights group has warned.

The five activists — Daniel Tatlow-Devally, 32, from Ireland; Zo Hailu, 25, and Crow Tricks, 25, from Britain; Vi Kovarbasic, 29, from Germany, and Leandra Rollo, 40, from Spain — were arrested last September in Ulm, south-west Germany, after allegedly vandalising the offices of the infamous Israeli arms manufactures Elbit Systems.

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