Arrested protesters at data center protest in Amsterdam released again

More than 200 protesters arrested in Amsterdam against a Microsoft datacenter have been released. One individual spent a night in custody for theft but was also released today. The protest involved two activist groups: Fossielvrij, opposing datacenters for their energy consumption, and Geef Tegengas, criticizing Microsoft for its services to Israel. Activists reportedly entered the construction site violently, armed with tools, leading to police intervention and confrontations. Despite initial resistance, they accessed the site, causing damage and allegedly stealing items. The datacenter has filed complaints for trespassing, vandalism, and burglary.