Demonstration against the wind turbines at Fosen Oslo 20230301. Greta Thunberg and the activists were carried away when they demonstrate on Wednesday outside the entrance of the Ministry of Climate and the Environment and several other ministries in protest that the wind turbines at Fosen, which the Supreme Court has said are illegal, have not been demolished. . Photo: Javad Parsa / NTB
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4. mars 2023 12:43 – Updated March 4, 2023 12:46 p.m
Fredrik Sørlie, central board member of AUF, says the Fosen case has aroused great interest in AUF. He strongly criticizes the government’s handling.
– We at AUF think it is completely hair-raising that over 500 days have passed before a position has been taken on this matter here. It is extremely reprehensible, says Sørlie NRK.
He thanks the demonstrators who, for over a week, demonstrated against the wind turbines at Fosen, which are displacing the reindeer herding of several Sami families and which the Supreme Court has determined is a violation of human rights.
– We have a clear expectation of the government. It must be guaranteed that such human rights violations will never happen again. I think the Sami population deserves that, says Sørlie.
AUF itself has not taken a position on what should happen to the wind turbines. The matter will first come up at the annual meeting in two weeks.
– Then we in AUF believe that when it comes to demolishing the wind turbines or not, it should be decided by AUF’s highest body between the national meetings, says Sørlie.
