All 19 “Last Generation” activists in Munich were released from prison over the weekend. Among them Miriam Meyer, who was in preventive custody in Stadelheim for almost three weeks. There is no question of stopping – on the contrary.
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Martin Bernstein and Ulrike Heidenreich
On Sunday, Miriam Meyer, 30, just wanted to sit in the sun and “enjoy the freedom,” as she says. The climate activist of the “last generation” had spent almost three weeks in the Stadelheim correctional facility (JVA). 21 hours a day in a solitary cell – the three hours of outdoor exercise were scheduled so early in the morning, separated from the other imprisoned women, that the sun was not yet up. One day after her release, the woman from Schleswig-Holstein says: “I will definitely continue. And I risk ending up in prison again.”