Banner permission, courtesy of Daria Walasek and Chrissy Sadik – “Thank you”
“JAPAN, STOP THE DRIVEN HUNT OF DOLPHINS IN TAIJI!”
Today’s protest outside the Japanese Embassy in London, 16 October 2015
Pictures Below – Much gratitude to everyone I spoke with and for giving their kind, verbal permission to share their pictures and ‘brief’ story with me on IWB’s website (blog).
Great to see such a large (many hundreds), colourful and ‘LOUD’ crowd of animal welfare guardians assembled outside the Japanese Embassy, Piccadilly, London.
Plus the support shown by the passing-public:
‘Honking’ their vehicle horns
Passers-by picking up Ric O’Barry’s “Dolphins in Captivity” leaflets
Builders from a nearby site declaring in blue painted letters on a large wooden sign:
“We Love Dolphins!”
Good on you and the Taiji dolphins “Love you Back!”
Good to see so many showing their support to liberate dolphins from the horror of the Taiji Driven Hunt.
Rousing speech from Ric O’Barry, plus Dominic Dyer, Ollie Blackmore and Maria Nangle
Pictures From Today’s Protest
Clare Mulhem, Mairi MacKinnon (and brother Dòmhnall Eòghainn MacKinnon out of shot!) all the way from the Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides – Well done guys!
Lisa Sharp and Geoff (with his I-Phone out) up from Wells, Somerset – Great to meet you both!
Daryna – Super artwork (and a lovely dolphin head right behind you)!
Jennifer Barrett all the way from Dublin (love the hat Jen!)
Ric O’Barry Speaking (Ric first highlighted the dolphin’s plight at Taiji, Japan)
Great to meet you all today, Stephen Wiggins – IWB Founder -“Taiji, Let them be”
Let’s keep up the resolve to “Stop the Slaughter in the Water”
#SaveTheBloodDolphins #EnoughisEnough
Let’s hope the Japanese Government now intervene to stop the dolphin slaughter in Taiji for all time – It’s an embarrassment to humanity and must end NOW.
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