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The Internment in Valby is constructed in a former beer depot in relationship with the state of emergency laws introduced in relationship with the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2009 (COP15) December 2009 〔(Denmark approves new police powers ahead of Copenhagen ), by Felicity Carus, The Guardian, November 26, 2009〕 It is the primary detention used for climate activists, who will be arrested by the police. The police can detain people for 12 hours, which is called preemptive arrest 〔(Klimabøller smides i hundebure ), by Maria Kramer and Rikke Holm, Ekstra Bladet, December 3, 2009〕 The procedure: *1) The detainees will be placed on benches in handcuffs until they will be called to be booked and searched.〔(Her samles demonstranter i bure ), Ekstra Bladet, December 3, 2009〕 *2) Then they will be led to the cages (pejoratively called "dog cages" in the Danish media) which can each accommodate 8-10 persons.〔 *3) If police investigation leads to charges the detainee will be transferred to Vestre Fængsel. Otherwise the detainee will be released after the 12-hour period since the arrest has passed. There will be access to toilet and water. Food can be earned after 6 hours. Due to limited heating possibilities the detainees can be granted a blanket.〔 A common nickname in the press is the "Climate Prison" 〔(Climate prison emptied of arrestees ), by Karen Nielsen, Denmarks Radio, December 14, 2009〕 == References == 〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Valby Internment」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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