The arrested of the AUTH were released, with the trial postponed until March 29 in Thessaloniki.

After the criminal prosecution once morest them for serious disruption of the smooth functioning of a legal entity under public law (HEI) and reluctance (48 of the 49 refused to submit to a dactyloscopic examination), the defendants were referred to be tried, with the ex parte procedure, at the Single-member Criminal Court of Thessaloniki .

The Autoforo trial was postponed due to the absence of witnesses and the court adjourned the case to March 29, lifting (of its own right) the detention of all 49 defendants (aged 19 to 30 and among them 31 men and 18 women).

Outside the courts of Thessaloniki, people gathered in support of the arrested. The mother of one of the arrested said that “the children are being persecuted in an unimaginable way. My son is excellent,” he emphasized in front of the cameras and continued: “what happened was a blow to democracy and our country.”

According to the information, a separate investigation has been ordered for the weapons and flares that were found and included in the file of the Hellenic Police.